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High School After School: Oxymoron or Opportunity?

The idea of “high school after-school programming” is an oxymoron if one’s image of after-school activities involves 11-year-olds munching snacks, getting help...

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Press Watch for November 2002

Lost Children: A Look at Kids, Mental IllnessThe Spokesman-Review A weeklong series in the Spokane, Wash., daily looks at families struggling to...

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Pubs and Videos for November 2002

Education The Self-Directed Learning Handbook, by Maurice Gibbons, explains how to help middle and high school students practice self-directed learning, a process...

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Children and Youth Funding Update

Foundations in the United States “have targeted increasing shares of their giving to the needs of children and youth” over the past...

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Nonfamily Abducted Children: National Estimates and Characteristics

Drawing from data compiled in the 1999 National Incidence Studies of Missing, Abducted, Runaway and Thrownaway Children, the authors break down the...

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Checking Up on Juvenile Justice Facilities: A Best Practices Guide

Conditions and services in juvenile justice facilities can improve through education, advocacy and encouragement from activists, according to this planning guide. The...

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Targeted Outreach: Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s Approach to Gang Prevention and Intervention

This report explains the methods, cost and impact of two Boys & Girls Clubs programs to curb gang-related activity: Gang Prevention Through...

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2002 Facts at a Glance

Child Trend’s annual report on teen childbearing, sexual activity and contraception offers abundant data and some interpretation. Among the facts: 46 percent...

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The Civic and Political Health of the Nation: A Generational Portrait

This report analyzes political and civic involvement among four generations: “DotNets” (15- to 25-year-olds), “Generation Xers,” “Baby Boomers” and “Matures.” Among the...

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OverExposed: Youth a Target of Alcohol Advertising in Magazines

Youth under the drinking age saw more alcohol advertising in magazines than adults did in 2001, according to this report.

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In Our Backyard: How 3 L.A. Neighborhoods Affect Kids’ Lives

Study authors Anne R. Pebley and Mary E. Vaiana set out to answer the question of how a neighborhood can affect the...

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The Vast Majority of Federally Eligible Children Did Not Receive Child Care Assistance in FY 2000

This report found that only about 14 percent of children eligible for the federal Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) and...

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Five Things Everyone Should Know about S-CHIP

This report examines the impact of the State Children’s Health Insurance Program (S-CHIP) and what can be done to improve its effectiveness....

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Child Labor: Labor Can Strengthen Its Efforts to Protect Children Who Work

The U.S. Department of Labor does not adequately enforce child labor laws, in part because it does not sufficiently guide or train...

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Like Now: Changing the Future Today With Youth Advisory Boards

Designed as an introduction to youth advisory boards, this report explains why the Kauffman Foundation started one and “what we’ve learned in...

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Ignorance Only: HIV/AIDS, Human Rights and Federally Funded Abstinence-Only Programs in the United States

Focusing on Texas, which has a significant number of abstinence-only sex ed programs, the researchers contend that those programs endanger the health...

Research

Research of Note for November 2002

Sometimes research results sound a lot like what our parents or grandparents taught us. Other times research can warn us that products...

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Y-Line

Springfield, Mo.(417) 887-4343 Objective: To provide employment, job training and social skills practice to poor teens who face barriers to employment...

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