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Archive for the 'Families' Category

Working With Youth and Families

Posted by Brooke on January 19th, 2012 filed in Brooke Lusk, Families

Family and home life both play an enormous role in a youth’s development. Every family is different with its own unique set of values and circumstances. As youth-serving professionals, when your appointment is over or the school day ends, what sort of experiences are your teens having? At The Prevention Researcher, we have put together [...]

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Poverty and Youth

Posted by Colette on November 14th, 2011 filed in Colette Kimball, Education, Families, Poverty

Three years ago we published our issue on Teen Coping. Within that issue is the article “Adolescent Coping with Poverty-Related Stress” about the effects of poverty-related stress on teens, and how helping youth and families deal with the stress of poverty is one way we can help them escape poverty. This article was the seed [...]

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Veterans Day on the Homefront: How are Military Youth Coping?

Posted by Brooke on November 7th, 2011 filed in Brooke Lusk, Families, Trauma/Disasters

This Friday we honor the thousands of men and women who have served in our armed forces. When I was younger, Veterans Day was marked with modest school programs attended by older gentlemen from the community, donning caps that stated what branch or war they served in. In the past decade, I have graduated from [...]

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