In a staff change that underscores a shift in priorities at the Carnegie Corp. (assets: $1.7 billion) since Vartan Gregorian became president...
The Annie E. Casey Foundation’s 1999 annual report is out. Most foundations release their grantmaking decisions on a regular schedule throughout the...
The struggles of charter schools in the nation’s capital reflects what they’re up against nationwide. Washington, D.C., charter schools are pulling 10...
This report synthesizes five new studies of varying size and focus, all showing a strong correlation between quality educational child care and...
This report presents the findings from a survey of all adult and juvenile correctional facilities nationwide regarding substance abuse treatment service provided...
Mentoring helps improve youths’ grades, school attendance and family relationships, and helps prevent alcohol and drug initiation, says this report financed by...
This report by a White House advisory body uses statistical evidence to back up intuition: that greater parental involvement reduces a teen’s...
Who has the most emotional stress? Older teens, rural youth, welfare recipients and Native American youth. Who is most at risk for...
Eric Stice, Rebecca Cameron, Chris Hayward, C. Barr Taylor, Joel Killen Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, December 1999, Vol. 67, pgs...
Melissa Johnson-Reid and Richard Barth Child Abuse and Neglect, April 2000, Vol. 24, no. 4, pgs. 505-520 Free from Dr. Jonson-Reid, 1...
Craig A. Anderson, Ph.D., and Karen E. Dill, Ph.D. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology April 24, 2000, Vol 78, No. 4,...
Mary Strasser calls it “the Cadillac of school-to-career programs.” Mary Jane Clancy, executive director of the School District of Philadelphia’s Office of...
A flurry of new reports charges that minority youth get unequal treatment in the criminal justice system – yet costly efforts over...
Most of the media attention on charter schools emphasizes individual struggles or isolated success stories. One of the most exciting possibilities gets...
It is the season when grownups wax hysterical and hypocritical on “teenage drinking.” After years of work in school drug/alcohol programs and...
Last year’s slaughter at Columbine High School hasn’t been the unifying Pearl Harbor Day for youth violence prevention that most Americans had...
Advocates for stricter gun control, and their allies seeking a greater national investment in youth development, have long welcomed a national plebiscite...
For the teens in Plugged In Enterprises, the experience is part real-world business, part structured learning and part community service. It is...
Scrambling to fill the void being left by the now defunct 16-year-old Job Training Partnership Act’s Summer Youth Employment Program, alarmed youth-serving...
While private sector support of youth technology programs is a major element of overall funding, the federal government is also a major...