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Homes Away from Home: Foster parents for a new generation [PDF]
Against the Clock: The struggle to move kids into permanent homes [PDF]
Pressures and Possibilities: Supporting Families and Children at Home [PDF]
  A Schoolyard in Brooklyn: Strengthening Families and Communities Through the Innovative Use of Public Space [PDF]
  Half Full, Half Empty: Children and Families with Special Needs [PDF]
  "There's No Such Place": The Family Assessment Program, PINS and the Limits of Support Services for Families with Teens in New York City [PDF]
  Developmental Disabilities Watch: More Voices, More Choices [PDF]
  A Matter of Judgment: Deciding the Future of Family Court in NYC [PDF]
  The Innovation Issue: New Initiatives in New York Child Welfare [PDF]
  Framing the 2005 Mayoral Debate: Issues and Proposals for the Candidates [PDF]
  Spanning the Neighborhood: The Bridge Between Housing and Supports for Families [PDF]
  Community Collaboration in New York City: Charting the Course for a Neighborhood-Based Safety Net [PDF]
  Pivot Point: Managing the Transformation of Child Welfare in NYC [PDF]
  New Country, New Perils: Immigrant Child and Family Health in NYC [PDF]
  Hardship in Many Languages: Immigrant Families and Children in NYC [PDF]
  Maintaining Momentum for Reform in a Time of Fiscal Austerity [PDF]
  Tough Decisions: Dealing with Domestic Violence in Child Welfare [PDF]
  Newcomers Left Behind: Immigrant Parents Lack Equal Access to New York City’s Schools [PDF]
 
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FEET IN 2 WORLDS COVERS THE PARTY CONVENTIONS

Immigrant journalists from around the country are podcasting and blogging from Denver and St. Paul for the Center's Feet in 2 Worlds project. Our reporters are also appearing daily on the Brian Lehrer Show on WNYC New York Public Radio with news and analysis from the conventions.


NEW EDITION OF CHILD WELFARE WATCH FINDS NYC RELIES MORE HEAVILY ON FOSTER FAMILIES

"Homes Away from Home: Foster parents for a new generation," finds that
foster parenting is harder than ever, as more teens are placed with foster families instead of in group homes and institutions. This report investigates how foster parents are adjusting to their increasingly demanding role, and how the system is struggling to meet their needs. Download PDF here.


JOHN PODESTA ON CLIMATE CHANGE

John Podesta, president of the Center for American Progress and former chief of staff to President Bill Clinton, delivered the inaugural lecture in the Con Edison Speaker Series at Milano on June 26, 2008. Clink on the link to watch the video of “Cities Respond to Climate Change: The Challenge of Energy Efficiency.”


RONALD BROWNSTEIN ON WASHINGTON POLITICS

Ronald Brownstein, political director of Atlantic Media Group and author of The Second Civil War: How Extreme Partisanship has Paralyzed Washington and Polarized America, delivered the inaugural Bill Green Lecture at Milano on May 28, 2008. Click on the link to watch the video of “The Hyperpartisan Era In Washington: Can Federal Bipartisanship Be Revived?”


FEET IN TWO WORLDS INTRODUCES NEW PODCAST AND BLOG CONTENT

Listen to frequent podcasts from Feet in Two Worlds: our latest features a report on border crossings by Tucson-based journalist Karla Escamilla. And read our blog on the presidential campaigns, journalism, immigrants and the ethnic press. Click on the links to listen to the podcast and read the blog.


CENTER HOSTS HEATED DEBATE ON MAYORAL CONTROL OF SCHOOLS

On March 6, 2008, the Center hosted "Who Rules the Schools? Mayoral Control After Bloomberg," which featured opening remarks by Chancellor Joel Klein followed by a lively and provocative panel discussion. Click on the links to read the transcript or watch the video.


FEET IN TWO WORLDS COVERS THE 2008 ELECTORAL CAMPAIGNS

"Immigrants, Immigration and the 2008 Election," a project from Feet in Two Worlds, offers reports and analysis on the race for the White House from immigrant journalists covering ethnic and immigrant communities. Read more about the project.


 

New Publications
Child Welfare Watch Vol. 16

Pressures and Possibilities: Supporting Families and Children at Home

A Schoolyard in Brooklyn

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View video of our past events

Cities Respond to Climate Change: The Challenge of Energy Efficiency (June 26, 2008)

The Hyperpartisan Era In Washington: Can Federal Bipartisanship Be Revived? (May 28, 2008)

Maintaining Momentum: Can New York's Ambitious Development Agenda Survive an Economic Downturn? (April 30, 2008)

Who Rules the Schools? Mayoral Control After Bloomberg (March 6, 2008)

Urban Conversations: Strengthening the Middle Class Session II: Creating Jobs & Raising Incomes (September 25, 2007)

Same News, Different Views: Bridging the Gap Between Ethnic and Mainstream Media (May 24, 2007)

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