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What Publishers are Telling Parents
Adoptive Families provides up-to-date
information and sensitive advice concerning the adoption-related
issues you care most about. Problem-solving assistance and
information about the challenges of adoption speak to members of
adoptive and prospective adoptive families. Every issue contains a
special section devoted to adoption-related books, videos, and toys
unavailable anywhere else. 5-6/98: 2309 Coma Ave, St. Paul,
MN 55108
Alternative
Family Magazine is a national bimonthly magazine for gay,
lesbian, bisexual and transgendered parents and their children. In
addition to essays and photos depicting the lives of GLBT parents and
their children, the magazine covers legal developments, reproductive
issues, and social and behavioral matters. It features favorite
recipes, book and video reviews, and a "Kids' Room" section where
children can find coloring and games pages. Rounding out the magazine
are classifieds and a resource guide.
American Baby: for expectant and new
parents (primarily directed to moms), (12). 7/03:
Help! Why Moms Do More than Dads (and how to change
that.) Welcome Newborn: Wrinkled, red-faced and just
about perfect. I Knew I was a Mom When... The Best New Toys for the
Backyard. When Pet Meets Baby: Smoothing the ruffled fur.
5/03: The Best Baby Products: As chosen by our readers.
The 5 Most Common Food Problems - Solved! How to Raise a
Happy Child. Precious Cargo: Now's the time to brush up on your
driving skills. Rock-A-Bye Baby: Soothing techniques that really
work. 6/02: Get Ready Dad! The highs and lows of new
fatherhood. Cool Togs for Hot Summer Days. Could Your Baby Have
Asthma? "I Feel for You" How to raise a caring
child. The Ultimate Guide for Family Car Travel. 4/02: Naughty
or Nice? Strategies to raise a well-behaved child. How to Aviod
New-Parent Guilt. The Chicken Pox Vaccine: What you need to know. Are
You Ready for An Emergency? Food Fights Getting Your Picky Eater to
the Table. 3/02: Your Baby Will Love You For It! The many
benefits of infant massage. The Best New Bouncers, Swings, and High
Chairs. Sleepless Nights, Tired Days: Help for the walking
weary. When to Worry About a Fever (and when not to.) Raising a
Child with a Disability. 2/02: Wide Awake? How to
make baby a good sleeper. "Why I Chose to Adopt" One mother's
story. Parenting Tips for Tough Times. Thinking About Formula? A
user's guide. The Sweetest Layette Ever: Blankets, booties, and
gowns galore. 1/02: The Season for Sniffles: What to put
in your medicine cabinet. Three's Company? The pros and cons of
having a third child. Make Room for Baby: 4 knockout nurseries.
The Hows & Whys of Baby's Cries. It's Bath Time! How to
get your little one squeaky clean. 12/01: Baby's Home!
Now What? Getting through the first month. What's the Best
Treatment for Ear Infections? 'Tis the Season to be
Beautiful: 5-new mom makeovers. How to Start Your Baby on
Solids. Holiday Magic: Great gifts for every budget. 11/01:
Have a Seat! A no-nonsense guide to potty training. How
a Baby Changes Everything: 3 couples' stories. The Best Baby
Toys of the Year. The Inside Story: An amazing look at life
before birth. How to Make Breastfeeding Work for You. 10/01:
What's the Right Car Seat for You? How to Babyproof
in Just One Weekend. Devilishly Easy Halloween Costumes. Colds vs.
Allergies: How you can tell the difference. Our Readers Pick
the15 Best Baby Products. 9/01: Happy 1st
Birthday! Fabulous cakes, gifts, and party tips. "I Gave
Birth at Home" One mom's story, moment by moment. Losing Those
Last 10 Pounds After Baby (and why it's so hard to do.) Meet the
Grandparents: How the generations relate. Can You Keep Your Baby
from Getting Sick? 8/01: Nothing to Wear? Try rugged
new play clothes in stripes and plaids. Blankie Love: Why your
baby needs his security object. Surviving the Supermarket with Your
Child in Tow. Born with a Sweet Tooth: From taste to touch - how the
senses develop. 5 Financial Steps you Need to Take Now! 7/01:
The Toys of Summer: Outdoor fun from spinklers to seesaws.
How Your Infant Gets to Know You - Even Before Birth. Walk It
Off: The ultimate workout for pregnancy and after. Should You
Teach Your Baby to Swim? Newborn Screening Alert: The
tests your baby might be missing. 6/01: Let's Go
Outside: How to keep the bugs at bay and the sun away. The Daddy
Bond: A father's guide to getting closer. How Will Prenatal
Testing Affect Your Pregnancy? The Bottom Line on Baby Feet (and
buying first shoes). Road-testing the New Strollers. 4/01:
Just Add Water: Cutest new toys for the tub. Steppin' Out
with Your Baby...What to take when you go. You Can Prevent Food
Allergies - Here's how. Taking the Bedlam Out of Bedtime. What will a
C-Section do to Your Sex Life? 3/01: Every Last Detail About
Maternity Leave. Time Line for Talking: Is your child on
track? What to do if Your Baby's a Biter. The Battle of the
Bulge: How much fat your kids really need. Don't Cry
Baby: How to soothe a fussy newborn. 2/01: Thumb vs.
Pacifier: Is one better? What happens to baby in the
hour after birth. Toy Basics: The right stuff for playtime.
Solid strategies for starting baby food. Sniffles, sneezes, colds and
flu: What to do. 1/01: Open Wide: How to get baby to
take his medicine. Confused about Vaccines? Why baby needs so
many shots. The Best and Worst of Being a Single Parent.
Help! My mother's driving me crazy. We've Got You
Covered: The complete layette. 12/00: Holiday Gifts
Galore: From practical to pricey. The Most Glorious Sight You've
Ever Seen...Meet your newborn. Don't Make Baby Smile: and other
surprising photo tips. What's bothering baby's tummy. Your 15
favorite beauty products. 11/00: The Baby Name
Search: Trends, traps, and narrowing the field. When's the Best
Time for a Second Child? Dot-Com Shopping: We put it
to the test. Fail-Safe First Aid. What Makes Baby Laugh. 10/00:
Pretty Baby! Head-to-toe grooming guide. She's Got
Personality: How to deal with your child's many moods.
Fa-BOO-lous Halloween Costumes. Best Baby Products: Readers pick
their favorites. Circumcision: The debate goes on. 9/00:
Blowout Parties for Baby's 1st Birthday. Car-Seat
Safety: Why most parents are getting it wrong. Massage Away
Baby's Colic and Cries. What's the best birth control for you? Toys,
Toys, Toys: Everything old is new again. 8/00: The Bottom
Line: on diapering and newborn care. Cures for Crybabies. Are
You a Martyr Mom? Asthma Alert: Reducing baby's risk.
Giddyap! Babywear goes western. 7/00: Get Up and
Go: How baby leans to walk. Push Yourself (and baby) With
Our Stroller Workout. Is She Teething or Sick? How to sort out
the symptoms. "What I'll Miss About Being Pregnant." Why Kids Make
Messes. 6/00: Daddy Talk: What's really on his mind.
Help! My toddler's driving me crazy. How to Avoid Dining-Out
Disasters. The Doctor Interview: 10 questions you must ask. What
Causes Those Newborn Bumps and Rashes? 5/00: Teeny
Bikinis. Survive Vacation with Baby and have fun! Puzzling Baby
Behavior Explained. "Why I'm Thankful this Mother's
Day" How to Spot: Health Problems your doctor might
miss. 4/00: No TV for 2 Years! Are the experts
for real? Have a Seat, Baby: The best bouncers,
swings & more. Ready, Set, Talk. My Baby vs. Yours: Why
you can't stop competing. Bottlefeeding With Love. 3/00:
Discipline Dilemmas Solved! The Fastest Way to a Tighter
Tummy. No-Panic Guide to Fever. How to Make Your Home Baby Safe.
Breastfeeding for Beginners. 2/00: The Complete
Bath: Tubs, toys, & techniques. Baby Steps: From
kicking to crawling to walking. The Latest Vaccine News. When Does
Memory Begin? What to do about colds and flu. 12/99: Baby
Games. Happy Holidays! 32 perfect presents. How to Spot an Ear
Infection. Baby Won't Take a Nap? Here's help. Readers
Pick the Top Beauty Products. 11/99: Potty Training Tactics.
Shoes for Tiny Soles. What Men Find Sexy About Pregnancy.
Emergency? When to call the doctor. First Week: Home with
baby. 10/99: Readers Vote: Top ten baby products.
Is Your Car Seat Safe? Tune in to Baby's Emotions. Cures
for Stuffy Noses. 9/99: Real Moms, Really Easy Makeovers. Boy
or Girl: Should you find out? Your Most
Embarrassing Moments. Protecting Baby: Playpen safety,
rash advice, vaccine news. Let's Party! How to plan baby's
1st birthday. 8/99: Is It Too Early to Teach the
ABC's? What Baby Really Sees and Hears. Boot Up With Baby.
How to Find Other Mommy Friends. Fashion Flash! Kids go
gray. 7/99: Lights, Sound, Action! Classic toys go
high tech. Get Your Body Back after Baby. Why Parents Argue: and
how to stop. Down with Diaper Rash. 6/99: You're
Pregnant: What's going on in there? No-Sweat
Exercise. Why Dads Do (and Don't) Have it Better Today. Which
Stroller's for You? Sunny Days: TLC for
tender baby skin. 5/99: The (Baby) Swimsuit Issue.
Discipline that Really Works. Baby's Size: Why parents obsess.
Great Summer Escapes. A Hands-on Guide to Infant Massage.
4/99: The Dish on Infant Feeding. Build a More Confident
Child. The Bottom Line on Baby's Poop. Are You a Moody
Mom? Hello Baby! Your newborn head to toe.
3/99: Baby's on the Move: What to expect.
RX for Colds & Flu. Eat Right! Our 5-day
plan. More Family, Less Money? How to get by. Newborn
Sleep: Make it safer, better, longer. 12/98. Does
your age make you a better parent? Help your toddler
welcome the new baby. Celebrate! the baby's first holiday. Gifts
galore-30 perfect ideas. C-sect ions - the uncut truth. 11/98.
"Consumer Alert: Fisher Price is offering repair kits for the
Safe Embrace Convertible Car Seat (model number 79700). The harness
adjuster, used to lock the harness belt around the child, can
malfunction if a spring breaks and could cause serious harm in the
event of a crash. 800.355.8882. Evenflo is offering a free insert to
reduce the size of the leg openings on the Hike 'N Roll carrier
(model numbers 522101 and 522102). Small children may slip sideways
through the leg openings. 800.649.0071. Century is recalling Fold
'N Go Care Centers with model numbers 10-750 or 10-760 (found on
the underside supporting tube). The bassinet may have loose fabric,
which can create a pocket near the floorboard where infants might
suffocate. 800.583.4092. Cover Stories: Sex, Money,
Diapers: What every new dad should know; Milk: How much
what kind and when; Readers vote Top 10 Baby Products; The
No-Surprises Labor Guide; How to Fly with Baby (a lot of airports
have changing tables in the men's room now-ed); Potty Training Made
Easy, (12/$14), PO Box 53071, Boulder, CO 90323-3071
AOL keyword: PS American Baby or Judith Nolte,
Editor-in-Chief, Primedia Inc, 249 W 17th St, New York, NY 10011
(2 men on a staff of 19) www.americanbaby.com
or www.parentsoup.com/americanbaby
American Girl, 9-10/99: Get
Ready: Make bathing fun. Get Set: Start the
school year right. Go! Play any sport better.
11-12/98. Deck the Halls - Make a snowy popcorn scene. Joy to
the World - Gift coupons to share. Let it Show! - 50 cool ways
to get warm. (6/$20) PO Box 37311, Boone, IA 50037-2311
readermail@ag.pleasantco.com
or www.americangirl.com
and baby, redefining
modern parenting. 10-11/01:Going Global: A
long, hard look at overseas adoptions. Fertile...at
40? Gay Day USA: Stepping out as a family. Puberty
101: Keeping the teen spirit during adolescence. Resource
Directory. (6) Out of the Box, 55 Washington St, Ste 812, Brooklyn,
NY 11201. info@andbabymag.com
or www.andbabymag.com
At-Home Dad Newsletter. (4) Join the
At-Home Dad Network (free) by including yourself at the At-Home Dad
Newsletter online (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Athomedad_newsletter)
list which provides timely info from the frontlines of fatherhood.
(OOP) Was a quarterly magazine written for the 2 million U.S. fathers
who stay home with their children. Each issue presents the At-Home
Dad Network, listings of playgroups, resources, and other at-home
dads. The magazine offers home business ideas, child-rearing tips,
and firsthand stories. Fall/00: At-Home Dads
& Disruptive Technology. A Day in the Life... Cats in
the Cradle. Road Trip. Sum/00: Look out Mr Mommio...It's
"daddio". Rock & Roll Daddies. TV Reader Response.
Win/00: Fourth At-Home Dad Convention..."Yes!"
Beer/Breastmilk in the Frig. Daddio to air on NBC. At-Home
Mom's View. At-Home Dad Network. Peter Baylies, Editor, At-Home Dad,
61 Brightwood Ave, North Andover, MA 01845-1702 athomedad@aol.com
or www.athomedad.com.
Baby Magazine, Essential reading for pregnancy,
birth and baby care, (Newsstand) 9/98 57-59 Rochester Place,
London NW1 9JU England
Baby Years, For parents of children ages
0-36 months: The most important years of their lives. (6/$19.99)
10-11/01: That's My Mommy: Help toddler adjust to baby.
Toilet Training Time? Take our quiz and find
out! Clutter Crackdown! Storage secrets you need to
know. Fever, Fuss, Fatigue? When to call baby's doctor. Bonding
with Baby: Why dad's role is critical. Highbury House
Communications, PO Box 91836, Long Beach, CA 90809
888.881.5861
@ Bay
Area Parent (formerly Parent - Northern California,)
(12$15), Also, Bay Area Parent Family Phone Book
& Destination Guide (2003) 
3/02: Dangerous Duty: How parents cope with risky
jobs. Making the Most of a Family Resort Vacation. New Approaches to
Dealing with Learning Differences. Special Camp Section. Financial
Services Pages. 2/02: Teen Development: Helping
teens navigate the path to adulthood. Childcare
Solutions: Making high-quality care the norm. Summer
Camp: Choosing the right one for your child. February Family Fun
Calendar. 12/01: The Last Parenting Icon: An interview
with Dr. Brazelton. Get in on the Giving: Helping others this
holiday season and beyond. NAPPA 2001: Part 2 of our look
at the best stuff for kids. A Holiday Romp with Pooh and
Company. Good News for Sleep Deprived Parents. 10/01: 10
Tricks for Treats. Maternal Depression. Halloween Family Events.
7/01: Mr. Rogers Expands the neighborhood. What You Need to
Know About Meningitis. Getting Your Child Ready for School. Preparing
Parents: Why all parents need more education & support.
Nappa 2001: We honor 12 great resources for parents.
6/01: Overcoming the Obstacles to Paternity Leave. Infant
& Toddler Swim Programs. Avoiding Summer Safety Hazards. T.
Berry Brazelton and The Father's Role in Raising Children.
End-of-School-Year Reflections. Party Directory. Bay Area Parent,
1300 Grant St. Ste 204, Novato, CA 94947
editor@unitedad.com
Black Child, The African American
Parenting 'zine, (6/$14-newstand), Fall/98. Interrace
Publications, 2870 Peachtree Rd, Ste 264, Atlanta, GA 30305
California Parenting Institute
Newsletter, Sum/00: Happy Childhood Last a Lifetime.
Celebrating "Family"? Trusting the Older Baby, Trusting Ourselves.
Videotaping Parents and Their Babies. Housecalls...a Pediatric
Consultation. Dads Connection: Myths and realities about
fathers. California Parenting Institute, 3650 Standish Ave, Santa
Rosa, CA 95407
Child, the essential guide for parents, (12/newstand) (10 men
on staff of 56) 10/01: Halloween Spectacular! The
spookiest customes, menus, decorations, and more. Sleepless
Nights? Smart bedtime strategies that work. Diary of a TV-Free
Family. Coping with ADD: Parents reach out. Penelope
Leach: Bonding with baby. Plus: Health, nutrition,
fitness, discipline, toys, and kids' entertainment. 9/01:
Raising Confident Girls. Your Best Back-to-School Guide! Breaking
the Juice Habit. Secrets of the Well-liked Child. The New Pediatric
Drug Trials: What you need to know. Wolfgang Puck Cooks with His
Kids. A Perfect Balance: How to be happy with work
& family. 75 Great Ideas for Kids' Rooms. 6-7/01:
Summer Fun Issue: 8 smart vacations. 30 super slumber party
ideas. 23 cool tips for hot days. Raise a Child Who Loves to Read.
What's Your Discipline Style? Putting Fatherhood
First: Dads who make it work. Vaccines Under Fire. The Science
behind Breastfeeding. Want to Win a Free Trip to Broadway? 5/01:
Raising Boys Today: What your son needs now. Super Creative
Kids' Rooms. Veggies Your Child Will Love, Really! Exculsive
Survey: What your mom secretly thinks of your parenting.
12/99-1/00: How to Raise a Get-Along Kid. Fight the
Flu! Doctors' best advice. Why Kids Need Fairy Tales. Baby
News: Walking: What's normal. New relief for colic.
Household cleanser alert. Sleep and TV: The surprising
connection. Family Rituals: Why they matter. 127 Gift
Ideas: From stocking stuffers to super software.
12/98-1/99. 118 Perfect Presents plus Mister Rogers on the Joy
of Giving; You Grow, Girl - first year milestones to celebrate;
Secrets of Raising a Patient Child; Strep or Sore Throat-how to tell,
how to treat; Could Your Child be Dyslexic? 5 Early Warning
Signs; 10-Minute Action Plan - Childproofing Away from Home; What
Your Kids' Drawings Reveal. Previous: Safety exclusive-what
police with every parent knew. Winter health report-9 ways to prevent
a cold, stomach virus alert, drinks that soothe and cure, and more.
Self-esteem-why you need it as much as your kids do. When kids are
mean-should you step in. TV busters-20 other ways to beat cabin
fever. Why an independent child is a happy child. Pamela Abrams,
Gruner & Jahr Publishing, 110 Fifth Ave, New York, NY 10011
Child Protection Report, The
independent news service for professionals working with children
& youth, (25/$257), 9-10/98: 951 Pershing Dr, Silver
Spring, MD 20910-4464 http://www.bpinews.com
bpinews@bpinews.com
Children & Youth Funding
Report, semimonthly report on children, youth and family funding,
(24/$250), 11/4/98: 8204 Fenton St, Silver Spring, MD
20910
Choosing Children's Software, is a
quarterly magazine dedicated to helping you find the best children's
software and web sites. Arranged by grade level, this magazine
contains reviews, feature articles, and lists of software that have
received the coveted "Best Picks Awards".
Crayola Kids aims to teach families with
young children about the magic of reading and the wonder of
creativity. Each issue contains a complete children's storybook, in
addition to such features as one-the-page puzzles and craft
activities. It's designed to stimulate creative processes for fun and
quality family time.
Creative Classrooms is an award-winning magazine
from Children's Television Workshop. It's an excellent hands-on
resource for teachers of grades K to 6 and is filled with easy-to-use
activities, reproducible pages, stories, projects and educational
news.
dads, The Lifestyle Magazine for Today's
Father. 11-12/00: Down to Earth: Val Kilmer, the Red
Planet star opens up about life as a single dad. My Father the
Criminal: A son goes in search of a shady past. The New
Classroom: When children with special needs arrive. Our Favorite
Things: A family holiday gift guide. The Best
of: Digital cameras, ski vacatons, classic movies. Plus: Al
Roker's tips on fatherhood. Premiere Issue
6-7/00: Cal Ripken: Staying Power on the Durability of
Family Lfe. No Tie for You! Our alternate gift guide. An
Insider's Guide to Disney World: How to get the most out of your
visit. Your Wife is on Line 2: The art of romance with kids
around. Notes on Fatherhood: Ben Stein, Frank McCourt, Boomer
Esiason. www.edads.com
Eric Garland, Editor, Dads
Media: 114 East 32nd Street, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10016
Subscriptions: (6/$10) dads, PO Box 421082, PalmCoast,
FL 32142-7940
Dads & Daughters: For parents
of girls ages 10 to 16. It provides parents with information and
support, intended to help them communicate with and enjoy the company
of their adolescent daughtes. If communication breaks down or severe
problems develop, they urge parents to seek the help of
professionals. (8/$35) 3-4/03: Her Dad: When you can't
fix it. The Value of Solitude. Fathering Journey: Liana's Hands.
Dad's Desk: Toward a family-work balance for dads. Charlene
Giannetti on Girls and Adoption. Is She too Young to
Date? Vegetarian teens, model culture and more. No Room of One's
Own? Curing the Crabbies. Junior High Dating. A Menstrual
Celebration. 5-6/02: Closer to Her Friends than to
You? Meet Her at the Movies. Sports, Cars, Technology and
More. When She Smells like an Adult. Should You Tell on Her
Friend? Sally Ride, your Daughter and Science. The Golden Age of
Girlhood. 3-4/02: Tom Rusk on Parents' Fears. Girl Athletes
and Eating Disorders. Getting to Know Her School. HIV, High Tech, and
More. Soda Pop Junkies. Is Cheerleading a Waste of Time? Dating
Violence Among Teens. Fathering: Working through silence.
1-2/02: Helping Her With Emotions. Hostile Hallways. Her Name
in Lights. Wake-up Call. The Absent Father. Does She Have
Scoliosis? Should She Work? Cutting Through Constant Conflict.
11-12/01: Margaret Sagarese on Cliques. Can You Talk About Her
Body? Dating Violence and More. Handling Girls' Grief. Is Dad Being
Left Out? The Discipline Dilemma. Is Her Coach Right for
Her? Should
You Worry about Teen Magazines? New Names for Cliques.
2-3/01: Are You Her Parent or Her Friend? Rage Rock.
Stepdaughters-Caught in the Middle? Big-Sister Blues. How Much is Too
Much? Girls and Gadgets. Trying to Fit In. Joe
Kelly or 651-332-0275, www.dadsanddaughters.org
@ Divorce. New York/New Jersey , Toronto.
For Chicago: For Southern California: For
Southern Ontario: Win/00: One Isn't the Loneliest
Number: Here's how to reinvent yourself as a happy single. Ivana
Trump offers advice on divorce and relationship issues.
Also: Letting go and moving on. Smart furnishings for small
spaces. How to be
a great bachelor parent. Sum/00: Making Peace: From
ex-spouses to in-laws and everything in between, here's how to make
your post-divorce relationships work. Inside: Tips and advice
for single parents. Coping with grief and loss. Negotiating with your
ex. Sex and divorce. Fall/99: Money, Law, Relationships, Kids,
Health. The Road to Recovery. Great tips to get you through this
challenging time. Is your appearance sending the right
message? Here's the right stuff for women and men. Life
after divorce - from legal matters to dating. The joys of flying
solo. Mediation and kids. Are your kids at risk? Take the
Money Personality Quiz. Questions & Answers about Divorce.
(4-newstand local), Segue Espirit Inc, 145 Front St E, Ste 301,
Toronto, ON Canada M5A 1E3 www.divorcemagazine.com
or editors@divorcemag.com.
Effective Parenting: An AGS
Nwsltr for Sponsors of Parent Training, Fall/98: 4201 Woodland
Rd, PO Box 99, Circle Pines, MN 55014 ags@skypoint.com
or www.agsnet.com
Families in Crisis Funding Report ($260/24)
8204 Fenton St, Silver Springs, MD 20910 (3/99)
Family Fun, (10), The goal is for
parents to enhance the time spent with their children. A typical
issue explores learning activities, vacation, planning, travel tips,
and reviews of children's books, videos, and music. 12/99-1/00:
Special Double Issue: Holiday Fun Guide.
Exclusive: The best software for your kids. Easy-To-Make Holiday
Gifts. 7 Great Ways to Celebrate the Season. Best-Ever Holiday Cakes
& Cookies. New Year's 2000 Party Planner. Exploring Family
History with Your Kids. Looking For the Perfect Snow Day Activity.
9/99: Back-to-School Fun Guide: Learning games
& after-school crafts plus more! Lunch Box
Makeovers: Easy recipes turn yucks into yums. 20 Secrets
to Stress-Free Mornings. Can Your Family Solve the 1999 Mystery
Challenge? 8 Great Games for Young Athletes. (10 men of
33), 244 Main St, Northampton, MA 01060. www.familyfun.com
Family Life, (6/$15-newsstand),
(8 men on staff of 30), 10/01: Halloween
Fun! 33 costumes, crafts & treats that kids love.
The New Way to Stop Sibling Fights. Nurture Your Child's
Creativity: Word games & more. 10 Secrets to Happier
Weeknights. Win a Hawaiian Dream Vacation for your Family! 6/00:
Who Needs Fathers? New Main Fatherhood Alliance.
Pulling the Plug on Sibling Rivalry. Setting the Visions: Every
child. 12/99-1/00: Holiday Special! 20 Great Toys for Under
$20. Snowboarding for Everyone. 10 Gifts You Can Make Together. How
to avoid end-of-the-year stress. Nurturing a Child's Pride. Bonus
Report: How to raise tweenagers. Plus: The best books,
videos and software of the year. 8/99: Five Things Your School
Isn't Teaching Your Child. Different Stokes: Raising boys
and girls. Super Scrapbook Strategies. How to get kids to eat their
veggies! Why bribery backfires. 12/98-1/99. How to
Deal with School Bullies; The Ultimate Holiday Guide to New York
City; The Family That Skis Together; Great Projects to Light Up the
Season; Getting Kids to do Their Chores (really); Christmas cookies.
Barbara Plumb, Executive Editor, Family Life, (6/$15), PO Box
52213, Boulder, CO 80323-2213 (Keyword on AOL - Family
life)
@ Family Life, Santa
Barbara (12/free), 11/99: Jane Seymour speaking of
stories...kids and life in SB. All Those Masks. About Lizards: and
those little horses. Can I Have a Horse of My Own? Raising Great
Kids. Spending Quality Time with Kids During the Holidays.
PO Box 4867, Santa Barbara, CA 93140. SBfamLife@aol.com
@ Family Magazine, Kern County,
(10-newsstand), 3/98: 8200 Stockdale Hwy, #M10-207,
Bakersfield, CA 93311 kerncounty@family.com
www.kerncounty.com
@ Family Magazine, Portland, The
Resource for Family Living in Oregon & SW Washington,
(12/free) 6/01: Summer Survival Guide. Camp Guide
Inside! Family Road Trips. Father's Day Special: Two timely
tales that celebrate the joy of Daddy. Portland Family, PO Box
16667, Portland, OR 97292, publisher@portlandfamily.com
@ Family Magazine, San Diego,
(12/free-newsstand), 3/98: PO Box 23960, San Diego, CA 92193
sandiegofamily@family.com
www.sandiegofamily.com
@ Family News, for everyone. Caring
about parents, kids, community (free/6-newsstand) (1 man on staff of
6) 10/01: Danger and Opportunity. Fear: Friend or
Foe. Raising Responsible and Kind Kids. Your Family's First Line of
Defense. 13 Tricks for a Safe Halloween. 6/01: Father's Love.
Family Fun Adventures. Career Counseling: Tools for Change.
Schools and Camps. 5/01: Mother in the Making. She's So Shy.
Counter Self-Defeating Thinking. Summer Camp Guide. 4/01:
Simple Parenting for the Tough Years. Body Talk: Wordless
messages. Every Day is Earth Day! Summer Camp Guide. 2/01:
Scooter Safety. Thoughts on Love. Why Fad Diets Don't Work.
Daddyman Speaks: The meaning of parenting. Impact of Divorce on
Teenagers. The Other Side of the Foster Care Story. School and Camp
Guide.1/01: Raising Responsible Children. Your Diet
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11/00: AAA's Wet Weather Driving Tips. Silencing the Snorer.
Claiming Your Life. Let's Make Music. Parenting: begins before
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E.Q. - Special Intelligence. Schools and Enrichment Guide. 8/00:
Love the Life You Live. Families with Special Needs. Timely Tips
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the World. Sharing the Load. How Diet Affects Behavior. 10 Car Trip
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Mom's New Role. Software-the need for speed. Sweet Kisses. Walk for
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Play Soccer? 12/99: Reinvesting in Family. Holiday
Pet Tips. Dazzling Digital Media. Unique Gift Guide. 9/99:
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Kids Share? Kerry Mazzoni - Keeping Children Safe. School
& Enrichment Guide. 8/99: Discover Your Child's
Talents. Teen Vegetarians. Am I a Good
Parent? Positive Environments for Growth
& Learning. 7/99: Time to Camp. Summertime Sanity.
Hot New Technology for Kids. Too Busy to Read? 11/98.
Software: Goin' Hollywood; Teaching Gratitude; Trust Your Gut;
and One Family: aggressive to assertive; Arlene Klasky, the
Mommy of all Rugrats; Can You Benefit from a Charitable Remainder
Trust. Mary Jane DeWolf-Smith, Editor, Family News, (free/6) Apple
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Family PC. Designed to help parents and
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and use; and it's more fun that you ever dreamed a computer magazine
could be. Published jointly by Disney and Ziff-Davis, a leading
publisher of computer magazines, it makes computing an educational
and creative experience.
Family
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(24/$289) 10-11/00: HHS Plan to Close Medicaid Loophole
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Take a good look at this issue. The latest proposals for
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the states, with insights on job training, employments, and
supportive services such as transportaion and child care. New efforts
to fund and implement fatherhood programs nationwide.
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Getting Real. Teens Speak Their Minds Confronting the
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Family Tree: America's
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Your Jewish Roots. 10 Secrets for a Successful Family Reunion. How to
Build a Family Photo Album. 172 Web Sites to Visit! New
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Family Violence & Sexual
Assault Bulletin, Win/99: Domestic Violence in the Chinese
American Community: Cultural taboos and barrirs. Children
Testifying in Court in Abuse Cases: A surve of judicial
practices in Maine. Sum/99: An inpatient
Interdisciplinary Process to Evaluate Child Maltreatment in a
Military Facility; Legislative Solutions to the Protective Parent
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pass. 2/01: And the Oscar goes to...Vote for your favorite kid
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1/01: Anchor Away...being a TV newscaster is not as easy
as it looks. Students tackle tough moral dilemmas with cartoons.
Watch out Koromon, Yokomon and all the other Digimon. Readers create
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the Night. Could This be a New Crazy Bone? 9/99:
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Multimedia Math; A Tour Inside the Bay Model; Thanksgiving True
or False: Thanksgiving Day is also celebrated in Canada;
The first Thanksgiving Days were harvest festivals; For thousands of
years people have held harvest festivals; The first Thanksgiving in
America did not involve feasting; The pilgrims grew corn, peas, wheat
and barley; The Thanksgiving menu included eel, clams and watercress;
About 900 Native Americans attended the festival; brought five deer
to cook at the feast; In 1789 George Washington proclaimed November
26 as Thanksgiving Day; In Canada they celebrate Thanksgiving on the
second Monday in October; and President Roosevelt tried
unsuccessfully to make Thanksgiving Day one week earlier in November,
so people would have more time to shop before Christmas.
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Fatherhood Today, National Fatherhood
Intiative, Win/Spr04: Time for 24/7 Dad.
NFI Releases "Deployed Father & Families Guide" and
Brochure. 7th National Summit on Fatherhood. What Happens when You
put Family Needs First? Family Trees. A Poet of a Father.
New NFI Studies Show that Fathers Help Adolescents Make Right
Choices. Congress Focuses on Responsible Fatherhood. Pop Culture.
When was Your Last 3,000 mile Check Up? Sum03: NFI's
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fathering. New "Instructions" PSA Reaches the Hearts and
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Dads Help Children "Make the Grade" and Achieve Educational Success.
NFI Celebrates a "Golden" Father's Day. 6th National Summit
on Fatherhood. Cars, Cows, Coaches and Dad. Domestic Violence: A
crisis of disconnection. Spr/03: NFI to Catch
"Golden Dads". NFI Briefs Senate Staff on Responsible
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Children. Spr02: Explore "New Frontiers" Daddy, Why Does
E=mc2? Dreaming of San Antonio? 'Sperm Bank Baby' to Meet Test Tube
Dad, or: Tales from the Brave New World of Fatherhood. When is a
Parent Not a Parent? Win 02: Boeing Contributes $21,000 to
NFI's Military Fathers Program. New Statewide Fatherhood Initiative
in Indiana. A Very Brady Father Absence. When "Mommy
Only" Leaves Dad Lonely. Can't Buy That Love: Studies show
father love is as important as mother love. Headitorials on Divorce.
Women on the Move: Conversations with three women involved in
the fatherhood movement. NBA 'Iron Man' A.C. Green on Abstinence
and Fatherwhood. Sum 01: President Bush Keynotes Fourth Annual
National Summit. NFI and the Ad Council Team Up to Tell
America: It takes a man to be a dad. Fatherhood
Roundup: Measurable progress in the fight against father
absence. Hey Dad, What's for Dinner? Spr/01: National
Summit on Fatherhood. NFI Names Roland Warren Executive Vice
President. A Weekend in Unfatherland. Baseball
& Parenting. Win/01: NFI Unveils New, Improved Web
Site. "X" Fathering. Marriage Essential to Fatherhood Topic.
Greater Pittsburgh Fatherhood Initiative Underway. The Story of
A City's Summit. Strengthening Fatherhood. Promoting Fatherhood
Amidst Election Fray. Fall/00: Father Knows Best No More.
Soccer Dad. How Children Fare in the US. Fatherhood Works in
Virginia. Fathers & Sons. Fathers & Daughters.
Sum/00: Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush Both
Address Summit on Fatherhood. NFI Unveils Daddy Awards. Fathers
of the Year. Embracing the Texas Fatherhood Initiative. Spr/00:
You're Invited, Longing for Daddy. Incarcerated Fathers.
Win/00: The Eyes of Fathers Are Upon Texas. June Summit to
Help Equip CBO's for Fatherhood Promotion. Violent PC Games.
Fathers Count Legislation. 101 Lakeforest Blvd., Suite 360 in
Gaithersburg, MD 20877 www.fatherhood.org
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Fathering: a journal of theory, research,
and practice about men as fathers. 10/03: Connection and
Communication in Father-Child Relationships and Adolescent Child
Well-Being. African-American Fathering of Young Children in Violent
Neighborhoods: Paternal Protective Strategies and Their
Predictors. Studying "Working Fathers: Comparing Fathers' and
Mothers' Work-Family Conflict, Fit and Adaptive Strategies in a
Global High-Tech Company. Promoting Children's Mental Health in
Disadvantaged Areas: Profiles of Fathers. Prenatal Inovlvement
of Adolescent Unmarried Fathers. Men's Studies Press, PO Box 32,
Harriman, TN 37748-0032. www.mensstudies.com
Published three times a year in February, June and October
The Fathers & Friends
Newsletter: Strong families & strong communities
require strong men. Spr/03: Backtalk: Rude behavior
or self-expression. The Crazy World of Pregnant Fathers. Changing
Lives More Ways than One. Men, You Can Get Breast Cancer, Too.
Sum/02: Father's Day Without Father. Mystery Growing.
President Talks about Fatherhood. We Need a "Family" Meeting.
Father's Day - The History. Spr/02: In Defense of Marriage.
Dads Have to be There to Say No! Fatherhood Begins Before Conception.
Wini/01-02: Searching for a Manhood Model. Fatherhood, Ready
or Not. Fall/01: Divorced Dads: Staying
Connected. Be a Better Parent. High Blood Pressure - the Silent
Killer. (4) The Fathers & Friends Program, Forsyth County
Department of Public Health, 799 N Highland Ave, Box 686,
Winston-Salem, NC 27101-0686 muhammbt@co.forsyth.nc.us
Fathers Rights Newsline (6/Free
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FatherWork, the Magazine for everyone
working with fathers. Sum 01: Men at Work in the
Nursery: Government sets new empolyment targets. But are they
achievable? Dads Go On-Line: Britain's first web magazine for
all fathers. Wales Asks the Children: First children's
conference on fatherhood. Win a Sony camcorder. (4/30lbs.) to Herald
House, Lambs Passage, Bunhill Row, London EC1Y 8QT www.FatherWork.org.uk
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Federal Assistance Monitor, Federal and Private Grant
Opportunities, (24/$319). 1/01: Washington Update,
Community Services. Education, Private Funding. State Funding.
Grant Update. CD Publications, 8204 Fenton St, Silver Spring,
MD 20910 www.cdpublications.com/cdpubs
Fit Pregnancy provides information and advice
to women about how to exercise properly, eat right, and maintain good
health during the after pregnancy. A typical issue of this quarterly
publication includes information on new products, maternity fashions,
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The Future of Children Journal,
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Domestic Violence and Children; Fall/99: When School is
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Sum-Fall/97: Children and Poverty; Spr/96: Special
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Spr/94: Children and Divorce. The David & Lucile
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Getting Men
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(Donation/4), Spr/01: Ten Things Men Can Do to Get
Involved. Child Caring Man of the Year Award. Child Support
Issues: How Not to Get Swallowed Up by the System. Can
Fatherhood Groups and Victims Advocates Find Common
Ground? The Role of Women in Male Involvement.
Sum/00: What is Male Involvement? What do Fathers Contribute
to Children' Well-Being? States Lag in Promoting Responsible
Dads as Social Norm. 199 Porteous Ave, Fairfax, CA 94930 www.bamin.org
Grit is a bimonthly publication for American
families who believe in traditional values and traditions. Highlights
of the magazine include personal remembrances and family-oriented
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them find peace of mind, solve tough personal problems, and build
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guide to practical living" is an interfaith magazine written by
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Healthy Kids empowers parents with
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In Search of Fatherhood: Newsletter
forum for and about the fathers of the world.
7-9/02: A "Shoot-Straight-from-the-Hip-take-no-Prisoners"
conversation on Fatherhood with James Kennedy and Almas Jamil Sami.
The Politics of Fatherhood. Santee, Columbine: Why boys are the
way they are - Warren Farrell. High Child Support Awards Deny Contact
between Fathers and Their Children. 4-6/02: The Ultimate
Survival Guide for the Single Father. Straight-No
Chaser: Interview with three men who are fathers under difficult
circumstances. Why Is Daddy In Jail? Playing Catch: Stewardng
Children's Grief. The Greatest Challenge: Infinite
possibilities. Can I Still Be a Father? Fathers in
Today's Society (Is not only a male). 1-2/02: Making a
Box: My father's death. Unleashing the Power Within. Starting
Over. Direction for Our Young Ones. What God Has Joined Together.
4-5-6/00: The Primary Source for Parental
Disrespect: Failure to prepare the black youth for life in an
oppressed society. The child is the Father of the Man. Books for Dad.
Celebrating Fatherhood: The African American Male Empowerment
Summit. 1/00: Fatherhood in the Millennium. Are You
Ready? All dads face difficulties. Books for Dad, Dialogue
with Three Fathers, Where to Turn for Resources and Support. What's
on Your Mind: Experience the literary artistry. (4/$9.95),
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Kids: Activities for Families, (newsstand)
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Los Angeles Family: L.A.s
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Blue: The Dodgers give back to their fans. Nursing Your Adopted
Baby. Making the Internet Safer for Your Kids. The 2001 Camp Guide.
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Mothering: The natural family living
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Don't Work. Kitchen Table Democracy. 5-6/01: Bully-Proof Your
Kids: 12 ways to resolve conflict. Children and Funerals.
A Birth Center in Cincinnati. Playing Dress-Up. 11-12/00:
How to
Protect Your Uncircumcised Son. Water Birth: An agua
revolution. Our Kids' Hectic Schedules: Enough is enough. Let
Them Play: Another activity may not be what your child needs.
Guys and Dolls: A toy just like me. Not Just for Babies: 10
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Rise. Genetically Engineered Baby Food. PO Box 1690, Santa Fe, NM
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Networknews, National Network for
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National Network. Meet the Root: The history behind our logo.
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Bell Hooks. An Excerpt from the New Book Yell-Oh
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7-8/01: When a daughter becomes sexually active. Rocket girls.
You must first hold hands to fly. Girls reaching out with science.
I was a seventh-grade Girl Scout. 5-6/01: Helping girls
make their dreams come true. Helping gifted girls. Teaaching your
girl about politics. Mom and daughter deal with difficult people. How
to throw a period party. 3-4/01: Teaching About Date Rape.
Should I let my girl be a cheerleader? Girl on the gridiron. How
can I keep my girl in scouting? An open letter to Seventeen
magazine. QT2: New video on self-injury. 1-2/01: Changing
Bodies, Changing Lives. Girls and Sleep Deprivation. Fathering a
"girly" girl. Dealing with your girl's sexuality. Running for their
lives. Unhealthy health coverage in teen mags. 11-12/00: Why
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Alaskan Outdoorsman takes His Duaghter Hunting. Housework is Not a
Dirty Word. Goth, Retro, and Barbie: Decoding Teenage Style. The
Fashion Obsession of Teen Mags. Schoolgirls Revisited. 9-10/00:
Are All-Girls Schools Best? The continuing controversy over
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girls. What women are studied in schools? Gender Bias in the Science
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7-8/00: Fighting back against advertising. Facing the
Music: Girls and the Internet. Safe Surfing for Kids. The dancer
in the mirror. Seventeen, self-image and stereotypes. Nancy Drew and
the case of the disappearing feminist. Father-Daughter Pride.
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Beauty. What I Learned Coaching Girls Basketball. The Great
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Having a Beautiful Friend. Teaching Your Girl to be a Movie Reviewer.
3-4/00: Tribal Rituals of Teens. Seventh Grade and Puberty
Pathos. Mean Streak: Are girls cruel to
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Girls and Computers. When a Daughter is Depressed. Teenagers and
TV: The disappointing truth. 9-10/99:
Fathering: An interview with Will Glennon. Aunts and
Uncles in Literature. "All the Boys Like Her" A dad
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Debacle. An Unexpected Kind of Granddaughter. Qt2. A Thought
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Thoughts. 7-8/99: When Words Can Hurt: Body
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Begins at Home. Daughters, Dieting and Self-Esteem. 5/01:
Valuing Motherhood: Why mom needs a raise. Getting Kids to Love
Math. Camp Directory. Party Directory. 3/01: Plan an
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Older Parents: Challenges and rewards. Are You Raising a
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Balancing Work & Family. Enter Our Best Bargains
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Parent-Teacher Conferences. Halloween Round-Up. 12/99: Holiday
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Creative Exposure: Introducing kids to art. Corporate
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Hepatitis B Immunization and Awareness; Finding Time to be Married.
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Fatherhood Bill Stalled in US Senate. More Attention Paid to
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Work, 5/03: To Abstain from Sex - or Not. Child Advocates Find
Voice in Togetherness. Wages, Worth and the Budget. Harm Reeducation
in Drug Treatment. Just Say Less. Raising Voices for Youth. Overtime
Pay Made Simple. Juvenile Justice Among States. National Amber Alert.
Anti-Drug Ads Retooled. Profiles in Youth Work. Anti-Smoking Funds
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has Advocates Seeing Red. Watchdogs to Bishops. Fed Study.
Funding Slash Show Results: Anger. More Work, Child Care for
Welfare Parents. Prosecuter's Database of "Future
Criminals" Draws Fire. Teen Pregnancy Gets Knocked Down. When
Relatives Care for Kids. Does Smoking Marijuana Predict Other Drug
Use? Caffeine for Sleepy Teens. Foster Youths Ignored. Some
Youth Programs Get Nice Slice, Others "Out of ther Pie". 6/02:
German Youth Work Speaks Many Tongues. RFK's Childhood Pal Carries On
- Alone. U.N. Children's Conference. U.S. youth delegates differ with
the grown-ups. Peace in the Mideast: Jews and Muslims play
somewhat nervously at the Jerusalem YMCA. Andrew Hahn: How to
make higher education do more youth development. Toll-Free: A
directory for youth workers. 5/02: Pervert Priests. Reducing
Smoking, Drinking and Drug Use. Smoking Marijuana: An update.
College-Linked Training Spreads: But does it improve youth
work? Runaways from Public Care Leave Agencies Lost. The
Fine Art of Youth Programs. Art Programs Draw on Creativity, Help
Sculpt Youth. Dealing with Runaways: Strategies from the Field.
Why Running from Agencies May Make Sense. Respect. Foster Kids Need a
Bold Plan. 3/02: Draft Objector Sentenced to Ames, Stays for
Life. Youth Jobs Program Gets Pink Slip. Worker Safety. Younger
Americans Act. The Beauty of Hip-Hop in Youth Work. 11/01:
Response to Terror: Career Center Fends Off Feds and Birds.
Researchers Shout Warnings, Youth Workers Shrug. Civic Engagement Up.
Youths Speak Out. The Impact on Federal Youth Policy. Adults Model
Hypocrisy to Kids. HIV and Teen Girls: New research brings
troubling news. 10/01: Why Are Dutch Teens so Sexually
Safe? Youth Coalition's Clout Soars After It Gets Drubbed
by Voters. Harry Potter's Coke Deal. Scientists' protest seeks fizz.
Boys' Sexual Development: Insights from a first-of-its-kind
study. Faith-Based Services: Is White House report on the
level? 9/01: How a Song and A Prayer Opened
Washington's Wallet. Youths Create Teen Center, Knife Kills It. Youth
Statistics. Mike Males: The value of letting kids take risks.
Smoking and Girls: A deadly mix. Dating and Other Dangers
for High School Girls. Just Say No to Lice, but not to Nits.
Satcher's Sex Ed Prescription Hits 'Wall of Ideology'. 6/01:
Whem Mom or Dad is Locked Up. Radical Idea Serves Youth, Saves
Money. Child Care Staffing. Faith-Based Debate, British Style.
Rigging the Stats on Youth. Assessing After-School Programs. 4/01:
A DAREing Rescue. Police Take Custody of Abuse Probes. Bush's Tax
Cut 'Frankenstein'. Secret Service on School Violence. Lies and Youth
Risk Surveys. 3/01: Ex-convicts Connect with Kids. Youth
Organizing Comes of Age. What's to Blame for Youth
Violence? Pittman: Tax cut impact on kids.
12/00-01/01: Once Lame Juvenile Justice System Jockeys to the
Lead. Youth Service Bureau Spreads Buffalo Winds. The Federal
Budget: Who wins. The Youth Vote: What
happened? Fairy Godmothers: A directory of Youth
Work Fellowships. 11/00: Retired Gangsters Gang Up on Youth.
The Score on Teen Virginity Pledges. Teens write about Teen Moms.
Court Advocates Grow but do they Help Kids
Much? Toll Free: A directory of youth workers.
10/00: Expelled Youth Face Life Adrift. Teen Writer Programs
Scrutinize Social Issues. Louisiana's Norotious Juvenile Prisons.
Youths on youth activism. 'Divorce industry' fuels child poverty.
9/00: Parties Serve Youth Cold Pizza a Hunk: Youths
hunger to be heard from the sidelines at conventions, only to reach
their Nader. The Youth Gang Epidemic That Was - or Wasn't. Experts
warned that youth gangs would soon visit a corner near you. What
happened? Inside: Congress graces faith-based groups. Kids write
about adoption. Another youth heroin hoax? 7-8/00: Boy Scouts'
Holy War over Homosexuals. Anti-Gun Youth Programs Shoot Blanks,
Funder Seeks New Tactics. U.N. Children's rights treaty: any
impact? Foster kids critique foster care. Making youth
employment programs work. Bidis
Banned in Illinois. 6/00: Charter Schools: CBOs,
Risky Pot o' Gold. America's Promise Mentoring Impact is Foggy in
Philly: AP birthplace proves big test for monument and its
limits. An Older American's Act for Kids? McKenna on
Positive Youth Development. Minority Kids in Prison. 5/00: Got
Busted? On Drugs? In a Gang? This rec department wants
you. Indy Builds a Front Porch, Gov. Bush Likes the View. Kids
discuss the pressures of poverty. Latest research on youth and
violence. Caring for Kids: A congressional facade. Confessions
of a youth worker. 4/00: Reviving Jackie Robinson: Can
the Boys & Girls Clubs solve baseball's black youth slump?
In New Courts, Kids on Drugs Get the Treatment: The jury is out
on whether drug courts are an innovation, a fad, or another widening
of the net. Youth Philantrophy Faces Challenges amid Growth. Media
Proejcts Empower Youth. Numbers Lie to Demonize Kids. 12/99-1/00:
Parochial No More: Faith-based youth work wins more
converts. Latinas' Perplexing Lead in Teen Births: A 'condom
lady' on the front lines. Juvenile Crime Bill Coma. The Federal Youth
Budget. Drug Czar's Alcohol-free Campaign Draws Boos. 11/99:
Boot Camps Lose Early Swagger. Hard Lessons in Dropout
Prevention. Snapshots: A new look at best practices.
England: Youths flock to info centers. Ignoring good news about
kids. 10/99: New Zealand Social Work Tactic Hits Shore, Makes
Waves, Poison Pizie Sticks, Welfare Reform's Impact on Families. Feds
wants to see bang for youth service bucks. Toll-free: A
directory for
youth workers. 7/99: On and Off the
Wagon: America's promise at two. Tobacco
Funds: Kids get stale butt. Untangling the web for youth
workers. Scanning juvenile justice bills' fine print. Your
development programs that make a difference. 6/99: Lessons
from Littleton's Loss. Kid Help or Kidnapping? Tactics of
Utah-based groups show the risks and rewards of emotional growth
programs. Uncle Sam hands youth centers muchin'-out money. A shaken
Senate stirs juvenile crime bill. Chelsea group turns heads serving
immigrant youth. 4/99: Super-Predators': The making
of a myth. Stand-Alone Youth Centers Take Hold, Take Flak.
12-1/99. US anti-drug funds misfire, hit target - Virginia
City builds youth as assets, not deficits, how they help run town.
Review of best directories for youth workers in print and on line.
Call waiting for youth crisis hotlines' quality - Technology and
expansion boost service, but raise questions about ethics and
standards. Congress nudges youth groups toward universal fingerprint
checks. Can government youth programs be innovative? $1
million says yes. 11/98. "American teenagers have apparently
gotten the message that it's dangerous to drink and drive. Now they
just drink. A recent survey by the American Academy of Pediatrics
found that more than 80 percent of the 16 to 19 year olds said it was
okay to drink with friends as long as they have a designated driver.
Indeed, 64 percent said they appoint designated drivers when drinking
with friends. And, only about half said the driver shouldn't drink at
all. One researcher told the Associated Press that for many of the
teens, a designated driver is 'someone who drinks less than I do.'"
"Hasbro's Colin Powell action figure goes on sale this month for $46.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of America hope to reap about $50,000
in royalties. It says the money will go to its clubs on military
bases here and overseas." (6 men on staff of 14) (12/$15) Patrick
Boyle, Editor, 1200 17th St NW, 4th Fl, Washington, DC 20036
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