81. UNICEF - Publications Girls, Education and Development The State of the World’s children 2004 focuses Official Summary of the report is also available under publications by title http://www.unicef.org/publications/

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82. Special Education Law & Advocacy Strategies - Reed Martin, J.D. difficulty of receiving a free appropriate public education for Spokane, WA Strategies To Get The children The Services and not intended to be legal advice. http://www.reedmartin.com/

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84. The Children's Legal Centre - CLC Homepage for refugee and asylum seeker children Lessons from the Eastern Region The latest publication of the children s legal Centre is available at the price £5.00. http://clc.live.poptech.coop/

Text only Contact Us Feedback Sitemap ... Links CLC Homepage About Us Children and the Law Education Law and Advocacy Unit Publications ... International Section The Children's Legal Centre is a unique, independent national charity concerned with law and policy affecting children and young people. Latest Publications Mapping the provision of education and social services for refugee and asylum seeker children: Lessons from the Eastern Region The latest publication of the Children's Legal Centre is available at the price £5.00. Children at Work - A guide to the law The Legal Guide: Children at Work - A guide to the law is the Children's Legal Centre's guide to the law on the employment of children, available at the price £3.00. More CLC publications CLC News The Children's Legal Centre Launches its New Website! The website provides valuable information on all aspects of child law for parents, carers and professionals in a 'user-friendly' style. There will also be pre-recorded information available by telephone, due to our existing advice line and e-mail service closing down. This is part of our drive to provide efficient IT advice throughout England and Wales, and to ensure that more people have access to accurate and up to date legal advice. Some features of the website are still under construction. We hope you will find the information you are looking for.

85. National Clearinghouse On Child Abuse And Neglect Information the children s Bureau 2004 Discretionary Grants. 15th National Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect Call for Abstracts now available. Most Popular publications. http://nccanch.acf.hhs.gov/index.cfm

Skip ACF navigation and go to main website navigation ACF Questions? ACF Privacy ACF Site Index ... contact For Information on Adoption, see the: National Adoption Information Clearinghouse Preventing Child Abuse and Neglect ... Información Para Encontrar Ayuda con una Situación Personal Fact: The statistics vary, but studies have shown that between one-third and two-thirds of child maltreatment cases involve substance abuse. View Publication The 2004 National Nomination Guidelines for the Adoption Excellence Awards are now available. Casey Family Programs is sponsoring a Breakthrough Series Collaborative (BSC) on Supporting Kinship Care . Twenty public child welfare agencies/Tribes from across the country will be selected to improve the way they identify, support, and serve kinship families. The deadline for receipt of completed applications is Wednesday, June 30, 2004 at 5:00 p.m. ET. Child Welfare Outcomes 2001 Annual Report released. Children's Bureau Express Online Digest En Español Legal Issues and Laws ... Site Index A Service of the Children's Bureau , Administration for Children and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

86. Centre For Children And Families In The Justice System -- London Family Court Cl services, and consult on the legal and programmatic publication, expert court testimony, public speaking, and individual counselling for children and their http://www.lfcc.on.ca/

Linda L. Baker, Ph.D. Executive Director Alison Cunningham, M.A. Dan Ashbourne, Ph.D. Director of Clinical Services Karen Rhiger Director of Corporate Services Peter G. Jaffe, Ph.D. Special Advisor on Violence Prevention The Centre for Children and Families in the Justice System of the London Family Court Clinic is a non-profit agency in London, Ontario, Canada, which advocates for the special needs of children and families involved in the justice system. We share with the community, governments and the legal system a responsibility and an opportunity to .... support victims of violence and affirm a commitment to the dignity and safety of all people redress wrongs and achieve a balance for people injured by breaches of trust and authority foster public safety by addressing the needs of youth who have broken the law find the best interests of children when separated parents disagree on custody or concerns arise over their welfare help children, teenagers and families who need support through difficult times We are committed to encouraging the legal, education, social service, health, mental health and political systems to be more sensitive and responsive to the needs of children and families in crisis because of crime and abuse. We strive to accomplish this goal by undertaking clinical assessment, intervention, consultation, training, collaboration, program development, public education, research and advocacy.

87. Faculty Research Publications—Children, Youth, And Guns Faculty Research publications children/YOUTH AND GUNS PEDIATRIC RESIDENTS ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS RELATED TO COUNSELING ADOLESCENTS AND THEIR PARENTS http://www.jhsph.edu/gunpolicy/faculty_research_pubs_cyguns.html

Search Entire Site This Section Research and Publications Faculty Research Publications PEDIATRIC RESIDENTS' ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS RELATED TO COUNSELING ADOLESCENTS AND THEIR PARENTS ABOUT FIREARM SAFETY Solomon BS, Duggan AK, Webster D , Serwint JR Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine 2002;156(8): 769-75. PRODUCT-ORIENTED APPROACHES TO REDUCING YOUTH GUN VIOLENCE Teret SP , Culross PL Future of Children 2002;12(2): 119-31. HOW DELINQUENT YOUTH ACQUIRE GUNS: INITIAL VERSUS MOST RECENT GUN ACQUISITIONS Webster DW, Freed LH, Frattaroli S , Wilson MH Journal of Urban Health 2002;79(1): 60-9. FACTORS PREVENTING GUN ACQUISITION AND CARRYING AMONG INCARCERATED ADOLESCENT MALES Freed LH, Webster DW, Longwell JJ, Carrese J, Wilson MH Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine 2001;155(3): 335-41. REEXAMINING THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CHILD ACCESS PREVENTION GUN LAWS AND UNINTENTIONAL SHOOTING DEATHS AMONG CHILDREN Webster DW, Starnes M Pediatrics 2000;106(6): 1466-9. DEVICES THAT CAN REDUCE THE RISK OF UNINTENTIONAL FIREARM INJURIES Vernick JS, Meisel ZF, Teret SP

88. Faculty Research Publications—Legal Strategies To Prevent Gun Violence Research and publications. FACULTY RESEARCH publications legal Strategies to Prevent Gun Violence . TECHNOLOGIES TO DETECT CONCEALED http://www.jhsph.edu/gunpolicy/faculty_research_pubs_legalsgvp.html

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89. Australian Huntington's Disease Association - New South Wales Inc. - Publication publications About children and Huntington s Disease. Huntington s Disease in the Family. A booklet produced for young children. Price http://www.ahdansw.asn.au/information/pubs_children.html

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90. Content On Site Caring for children, Parents Rights and Responsibilities (English) also in Public legal Education and Information Resource Catalogue (English) new (2003/2004); http://www.publiclegaled.bc.ca/home/content.htm

the People's Law School: Information Available Listed by Topic This web page contains an index of all information or publications available on line at this web site. We now have most of our printed material here. These documents may be used for non-commercial purposes only. We encourage you to print them out and photocopy them for the personal use of yourself or people to whom you provide free services. Titles without descriptions A listing of these titles with descriptions is also available here Abuse of People with Disabilities for Clients new March 2004) also in French and Spanish Abuse of People with Disabilities for Service Providers new March 2004) also in French and Spanish Caring for Children Parents Rights and Responsibilities (English) also in French Chinese Punjabi , and Spanish We also have a listing of titles written by other groups concerning child abuse and available on the web. a list of information links about divorce and separation The Child's Right to Love Information for Grandparents, Relatives, and Others Close to the Child (English) also in French BC Child Support and the New Child Support Guidelines (English) Childminding: For Groups (English) Choosing an Executor, Being an Executor

91. TESOL Publications: Children And ESL in ESL Learning from Kids Pat Rigg CHAPTER 5 A children s Story Carole http://www.tesol.org/pubs/catalog/previews/242.html

Children and ESL: Integrating Perspectives Pat Rigg and D. Scott Enright, Editors Table of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction: Children and ESL D. Scott Enright and Pat Rigg CHAPTER 2: ESL Teachers as Language Advocates for Children Courtney Cazden CHAPTER 3: ESL Children's Writing: What We've Learned, What We're Learning Sarah Hudelson CHAPTER 4: Reading in ESL: Learning from Kids Pat Rigg CHAPTER 5: A Children's Story CHAPTER 6: "Use Everything You Have to Teach English": Providing Useful Input to Young Language Learners D. Scott Enright Endnote: Integrating Perspectives Pat Rigg and D. Scott Enright Order online , or add code 242 to your printed order form Product No. 242. 171 pp., ISBN 0-939791-24-2 (1986). Browse the Catalog by Subject Browse by Author Browse by Title/Price Browse by Title Browse Online Documents Order Publications Online Request a Printed Catalog Printed Order Form -Assessment -Audio Materials -Bilingual Education -Bookshelf Bargains -Case Studies -Dialogue Journal Writing -Directories -K-12 Corner -New Ways -Professional Development -Professional Papers -Reading and Writing -Research and Theory -Satellite Broadcasts -Speaking and Pronunciation -Standards -Teacher Education -Technology -Video/Workshop Home Site Map/Help Search Feedback ... Request Info Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages, Inc. (TESOL)

92. Ohio Legal Rights Service (OLRS) - Home Page Ohio legal Rights Service is authorized and funded to and Bill of Rights Act (DD Act), Public Law 88 administered by the Administration for children and Families http://olrs.ohio.gov/

Site Map / Links (Text-Only Version) Home Disability Topic Areas Advance Directives Assistive Technology Children with Disabilities Employment/ ... Special Education OLRS Resources/Assistance Frequently Asked Questions OLRS Publications Request for Help About OLRS Services and Programs Agency Priorities Your Input to OLRS OLRS Commission ... Contact OLRS Latest News and Announcements Site last updated on June 9, 2004 Find out how the Ticket to Work may affect you. Rights and Recovery Campaign: Learn about mental health advocacy, including downloadable materials, in the OLRS PAIMI Rights and Recovery Campaign section. Family Support Act: Learn about House Bill 214, the FSC's Family Support Act Children's Issues: Find information for families who have children with disabilities on OLRS' Family Support Collaborative Web site. Not from Ohio? Locate your state's Protection and Advocacy agency on the Web site of the National Association of Protection and Advocacy Systems Donate to OLRS: OLRS needs your financial support to respond to the ever-growing demand for protection and advocacy services to Ohioans with disabilities. Donate now to OLRS!

93. National Association For The Education Of African American Children With Learnin the reality is that the current legal process must Federal law that guarantees a “free appropriate public education” for all children the Individuals http://www.charityadvantage.com/aacld/ArticlesandPublications.asp

Home LD Definition IDEA About Us ... Vision, Mission, Values and Goals Articles and Publications News Research and Other Reading Parent Network Parent Leadership Institute ... Contact Us National Association for the Education of African American Children with Learning Disabilities Articles and Publications Parent Handbook Now Available The NAEAACLD has developed a new publication entitled One Child at a Time . . . A Parent Handbook and Resource Directory for African American Families with Children Who Learn Differently. Contact the NAEAACLD for a free copy at P.O. Box 09521, Columbus, Ohio 43209, Telephone (614) 237-6021 or E-mail info@aacld.org. The parent handbook may also be downloaded. Click here to view the document in PDF format. To view PDF documents, you must use Adobe Acrobat Reader, which may be downloaded free if not already installed on your computer. News Column The following are the first in a series of articles distributed by the NAEAACLD via the wire service of the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA): # 1 Educating Kids Who Learn Differently # 2 The Law Ensures a "Free Appropriate Public Education" for All # 3 Continued Mislabeling of African American Children Requires Parental Attention The NAEAACLD will continue to submit articles for distribution via the NNPA as well as other news services and periodically post them on this web site.

94. Legal Advocacy ALL THE FACTS The latest legal issues for children and families Income Tax Credit 01/04 - Community Service Requirements for Public Housing Residents http://www.childrensaidsociety.org/legaladvocacy/

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95. Potential Legal Challenges To The Application Of The Children’s Internet P Effects of the children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) in Public Libraries and Its Implications for Research A Statistical, Policy, and legal Analysis by http://www.firstmonday.dk/issues/issue9_2/jaeger/

application Contents Background Potential future challenges to the application of CIPA in public libraries The Viability of future legal challenges to CIPA Background (United States v. American Library Association, application of the law in public libraries and school libraries. As such, the Supreme Court decision upholding CIPA does not foreclose future legal challenges to CIPA. In fact, some of the opinions in the case by Justices who upheld the law actually encourage future legal challenges if the application of the law creates limitations on free speech for adults. Typically, when the Supreme Court decides an issue, their decision is the final word on a legal issue. However, the decision in this case is unusual in that the case only decided the text of the law did not include provisions that, based on the way in which they were written, would clearly infringe on the First Amendment right of freedom of speech. The decision did not address whether the application of the law would also avoid infringing on constitutionally protected rights of free speech. Future legal challenges to CIPA, if they occur, would be based on the application of the law in public libraries and could potentially be raised by library patrons or by professional library organizations.

96. Page Has Moved Center is a nonprofit public interest law dissemination of written materials on children s issues, and attorneys work with other legal service organizations http://www.youthlawcenter.com/ylc_opp.htm

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97. Legal Studies Research Findings, Explores need for research in ways which children s views are 31/01/2002, legal Studies Research Programme 2002, Publication of intended http://www.scotland.gov.uk/about/ASD/CSU/00017534/legal-p.aspx

print version 10 June 2004 Home Topics About News ... Research Areas Legal Studies Research Civic Participation Corporate Research Development Criminal Justice Drugs Misuse (Effective Interventions Unit) ... SJ - Social Inclusion and Voluntary Issues Legal Studies Research Date Publication Description Assessing Need for Legal Advice in Scotland: An Overview - Research Findings Assessing Need for Legal Advice in Edinburgh - Research Findings Summary of findings from research conducted to assess the need for legal advice in Edinburgh, one of four areas in Scotland with Community Legal Service pilot partnerships. Assessing Need for Legal Advice in Fife - Research Findings Summary of findings from research conducted to assess the need for legal advice in Fife, one of the four areas in Scotland with Community Legal Service pilot partnerships. Assessing Need for Legal Advice in Glasgow West - Research Findings Summary of findings from research conducted to assess the need for legal advice in Glasgow West, one of four areas in Scotland with Community Legal Service pilot partnerships. Community legal service: Assessing Need for Legal Advice in scotland - Overview Report The Scottish Human Rights Commission: Analysis of Consultation Responses The Scottish Executive is committed to establishing a Scottish Human Rights Commission. This publication presents analysis of 58 responses received on proposals for this body.

98. Advocates For Children Of New York, Inc. the legal Rights of Immigrant Students Parents in the NYC Public School 2004. INSIDESCHOOLS (website). LRE COALITION (website). LINKS. The Advocates for children http://www.advocatesforchildren.org/

ABOUT US INFORMATION/ RESOURCES PUBLICATIONS NEW Holdover kit for parents and advocates (2004) Sample letter of appeal for K - 2nd graders Appealing holdovers for 3rd graders (with sample letter) Appealing holdovers for 4th - 8th graders (with sample letter) Exceptions to the NYC promotion policy NEW From Translation to Participation: A Survey of Parent Coordinators in New York City and Their Ability to Assist Non-English Speaking Parents Press release Report NEW AFC's Indepen dent Guide to NYC Public Schools' Reorganization - 2004 NEW INSIDESCHOOLS (website) LRE COALITION (website) LINKS The Advocates for Children website provides information concerning the New York school system and students' educational entitlements. However, information on this site does not constitute legal advice. If you have a legal problem, please contact an attorney or advocacy organization.

99. CWLA Publications - Children's Monitor Online No need to wait for the mail! children s Monitor is now online. Sign up to receive email alerts when the newest issue of children s Monitor is available. http://www.cwla.org/advocacy/monitoronline.htm

Home Advocacy No need to wait for the mail! Children's Monitor is now online. The same Children's Monitor you've come to rely on for the latest information on federal legislation and policy affecting children, youth, and families is now available only online-and it's absolutely free. Each issue is posted to our website in two formats - HTML and PDF September 2003: Vol. 16, No. 4 June 2003: Vol. 16, No. 3 April 2003: Vol. 16, No. 2 January 2003: Vol. 16, No. 1 October 2002: Vol. 15, No. 3 August 2002: Vol. 15, No. 2 May 2002: Vol. 15, No. 1 Sign up to receive e-mail alerts when the newest issue of Children's Monitor is available. Stay informed about the key children's issues being debated in Washington by signing up today! Fill Out this Confirmed Opt-In Form to Subscribe A confirmation e-mail will be sent to you. You must reply to the confirmation e-mail to be added to the Children's Monitor list. Name E-mail Back to Top About Us Advocacy Membership ... Consultation All Content and Images Child Welfare League of America. See also Legal Information Browser Compatibility Statement

100. Low-Income Civil Legal Assistance many legal barriers that will make it very difficult for them to successfully care for their children, find work, get safe housing, go to school, access public http://www.clasp.org/HOME_SECTION/Pubs_Legal

Wednesday June 09, 2004 Show Publications from: Publications From 2004 No publications were found for this year. Publications From 2003 Securing Equal Justice for All: A Brief History of Civil Legal Assistance in the United States by Alan W. Houseman and Linda E. Perle. This document chronicles civil legal assistance for the low-income community in the United States from its privately funded beginnings, through its achievement of federal funding, to its expansion and growth into a national program operating throughout the United States. It also describes some of the political battles that have been fought around the legal services program and the restrictions that have come with government funding. It concludes with some brief thoughts about the future. (Publication No. 03-76). Fact Sheets: Every Door Closed: Barriers Facing Parents with Criminal Records. An Action Agenda. Each year, approximately 400,000 mothers and fathers finish serving prison or jail sentences and return home eager to rebuild their families and their lives. As these parents struggle to make a fresh start, they encounter many legal barriers that will make it very difficult for them to successfully care for their children, find work, get safe housing, go to school, access public benefits, or even, for immigrants, stay in the same country as their children. This new set of 8 two-page fact sheets, a joint project of CLASP and Community Legal Services, Inc., of Philadelphia, details the scope of the challenges these families face and offers solutions for federal, state, and local policymakers. (Publication No. 03-70).

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