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Volume VII,
Number 1 (Winter 2000)
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Notes
License to Drive: Getting Welfare Recipients from
the City to the Jobs
Monica Oui Frazer , p. 1
article
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abstract
"States' Rights" and Self-Sufficiency or Federally-Imposed
Draconia? The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity
Reconciliation Act's Impact on Vermont's Welfare Policy
Rachel Batterson , p. 21
article
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abstract
Connecting Students to 'The Net': Guiding Principles
from State Constitutions
Jessica L. Malman , p. 53
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Comment
Another Dream Deferred? Walker v. City of Mesquite
and the Threat to Meaningful Desegregation Remedies
Thomas Peter Abt , p. 123
article
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Essay
Terminating Representation: A Call for Class-Conscious
Ethical Deliberation
Rebecca Yoheved Starr , p. 147
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Public Addresses
Building a Labor Movement Strategy for the New Century
John J. Sweeney , p. 163
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220,000 Teachers a Year: Putting First-Class Educators
in Every Classroom
Sandra Feldman , p. 173
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Book Notes
"Positive Rights" and Other Arguments Against Welfare
Using Smoke and Mirrors
Denise Mejlszenkier , p. 181
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The Home Front: What We Need to Know About Housing
Policy to Effectively Implement Welfare Reform
Michael Howard , p. 185
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The Invisible Poor
Katrina Lederer , p. 189
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Number 2 (Summer 1999)
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Out of Sight--Out of Mind?: The Continuing Trend
Toward the Criminalization of Homelessness
Maria Foscarinis, Kelly Cunningham-Bowers, Kristen
E. Brown, p. 145
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abstract
Note: Giuliani, Broken Windows, and the Right to
Beg
Peter A. Barta , p. 165
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abstract
Perspectives of the Homeless in Washington DC at
the Community for Creative Non-Violence
Kobie Flowers, Bibi Berry , p. 195
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"Boalt-ing" Opportunity?: Deconstructing Elite Norms
in Law School Admissions
Abiel Wong , p. 199
article
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abstract
Profit or Perish: Non-Profit Social Service Organizations
& Social Entrepreneurship
Heather Gottry , p. 249
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Book Note
Numbers to Hang Your Hat On
Armando Ramirez , p. 277
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Articles
Joblessness and the Law Before the New Deal
Philip Harvey , p. 1
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abstract
The Politics of Helping: Reflections on Identity,
Ethics, and Defending the Poor
Scott L. Cummings , p. 43
article
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abstract
Public Address
1998 Thurgood Marshall Medal of Justice Award: Remarks
Bill Lann Lee , p. 67
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Using the Fair Housing Act to Combat Predatory Lending
Frank Lopez , p. 73
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abstract
Reforming Urban School Systems: Putting the Public
Back in Public Education
Lillemor McGoldrick , p. 111
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Book Notes
The Cloud Within the Silver Lining
Kester Wise , p. 137
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The Failure of Modern Social Policymaking
Marisa Jaffe , p. 141
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Introduction
Cynthia Price Cohen , p. 123
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The Convention on the Rights of the Child: Progress
and Challenges
Rebeca Rios-Kohn , p. 139
article
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Ratification of the Convention on the Rights of
the Child
David P. Stewart , p. 161
article
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A Model Child Protection Legal Reform Instrument:
The Convention on the Rights of the Child and its Consistency
with United States Law
Howard Davidson , p. 185
article
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Briefing Papers
The Jurisprudence of the Committee on the Rights
of the Child
Cynthia Price Cohen , p. 201
article
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The United Nations Convention on the Rights of
the Child and the Political Climate in the United States
Joseph Mettimano , p. 209
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The Use of the United Nations Convention on the
Rights of the Child in Family Litigation Involving American
Children
Patricia Apy , p. 215
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American Death Penalty for Juveniles: An International
Embarassment
Victor L. Streib , p. 219
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The United Nations Convention on the Rights of
the Child and Corporal Punishment of Children: Ramifications
for the United States
Susan H. Bitensky , p. 225
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United Nations Convention on the Rights of the
Child: Potential Impact on Abuse & Neglect Litigation
Anne E. Schneiders , p. 235
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The International Need for U.S. Ratification of the
U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child
Sister Mary Rose McGeady , p. 253
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The Convention on the Rights of the Child and the
Well-Being of America's Children
Jim Weill , p. 257
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Moving from Commitment to Compliance: Human Rights
Treaties in U.S. Law
Elisa Massimino , p. 263
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To Ratify the Convention
Sanford Fox , p. 267
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A Constitutional Amendment for Children
Charles D. Gill , p. 273
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Unaccompanied Children in I.N.S. Detention
Rosa Ehrenreich , p. 279
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The Convention on the Rights of the Child: Implications
for Welfare Reform in the United States
Peter Edelman , p. 285
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Children's Health Care in the United States and
the Convention on the Rights of the Child
Robert M. Corwin , p. 289
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Health, Education, Labor and the Convention on
the Rigths of the Child
Darlene Adkins , p. 295
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The Convention and the Juvenile Death Penalty
Steven Hawkins , p. 301
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The Child's Right to be Heard
George H. Russ , p. 305
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From Property to Personhood: A Child-Centered Perspective
on Parents' Rights
Barbara Bennett Woodhouse , p. 313
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Weeping for our Children: The Convention on the
Rights of the Child
Father Robert Drinan , p. 321
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Student Research
The Convention on the Rights of the Child: Federalism
Issues for the United States
Susan Kilbourne , p. 327
article
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Assisted Suicide and the Illusory Poverty Component
Yoel Goldfeder , p. 335
article
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abstract
Due Process Rights Under Connecticut's Time-Limited
Benefit Program for Families in Need
Elana S. Marton , p. 349
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Voices
Scared
Shawn Russ , p. 367
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Number 1 (Winter 1997)
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Self-Sufficiency and Safety: Welfare Reform for Victims
of Domestic Violence
Maria L. Imperial , p. 3
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abstract
Above and Beyond: Veterans Disabled by Military
Service
Kathleen A. Tarr , p. 39
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Family Values, the Welfare Act and My Uncle Sam
Roger Wilkins , p. 51
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Voices Focus: Veterans Affairs
AXIS I: 309.81
K.A. Tarr , p. 55
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Semper Fidelis: Voice of the Disabled Veteran
Jennifer Lee Dozier , p. 57
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Voices Focus: Charitable Choice
Maryland's Implementation of the Charitable Choice
Provision: The Story of One Woman's Success
James D. Standish , p. 65
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Texas and the Charitable Choice Provision of the
Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act of
1996
Lillemor D. McGoldrick , p. 69
article
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Welfare for Churches: Buyers and Beneficiaries
Beware
Julie A. Segal , p. 71
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Student Research
Adequacy in Baltimore City Schools: Why the Consent
Decree in Bradford v. Maryland is Right
Timothy Ayers , p. 77
article
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abstract
Affirmative Action in Education: Should Race or
Socioeconomic Status be Determinative?
Purvi Badiani , p. 89
article
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Charitable Choice and the Establishment Clause
Jonathan Friedman , p. 103
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Volume IV,
Number 2 (Spring 1997)
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Features
Can Poverty Lawyers Play Well with Others? Including
Legal Services in Integrated, School-Based Service Delivery
Programs
Leigh Goodmark , p. 243
article
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article abstract
Reflections on Defining, Understanding and Measuring
Poverty in Terms of Violations of Economic and Social
Rights under International Law
Alicia Ely Yamin , p. 273
article
on Westlaw
article abstract
Policy & Practice
The Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Block
Grant
Center for Law and Social Policy , p. 311
article
on Westlaw
article abstract
HHS Policy Guidance on Maintenance of Effort, Assistance,
and Penalties: Summary and Discussion
Mark Greenberg, Center for Law and Social Policy
, p. 315
article
on Westlaw
article
abstract
Teen Parent Provisions in the Personal Responsibility
and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996
Jodie Levin-Epstein, Center for Law and Social Policy
, p. 323
article
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article abstract
The Welfare Reform Act of 1996: Political Compromise
or Panacea for Welfare Dependency
Nichola L. Marshall , p. 333
article
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Public Address
1997 Thurgood Marshall Medal of Justice Award
Gay J. McDougall , p. 349
article
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Voices
Tomorrow's Child
Rose Ryan , p. 355
Letter to the President
Christine Bryant , p. 357
Voices Focus: Chacraseca, Nicaragua
Editor's Introduction
Jason Scott King , p. 359
article
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Injustice
Peter White , p. 360
article
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Untitled
Sister Joan Uhlen , p. 362
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Excerpt from Letter to Peter White
Lauren Glickman , p. 363
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Rich in Love
Meredith White , p. 363
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Jesus
Adam Kantrowitz , 365
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Good Bye
Ashling Ganes , p. 367
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Anonymous , p. 368
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My Experience in Nicaragua
Tovah Sherman , p. 369
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Heather B. Moore , p. 370
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Tommy , p. 371
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Three-D, Third World . . . Phase One
Martin Murphy , p. 373
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Nicaragua: So Much More
Meryl Feingold , p. 374
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Mission USA--Northport Public High School
Rita Owczarek, Elizabeth Salmon, Jennette Birondo-Goddard,
Sue Rech , p. 375
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Student Research
Implementation of the Family Cap: Models for Integrating
Family Planning Services
Robyn R. Bender , p. 379
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Child Custody and the Ideal of Motherhood in Late
Nineteenth Century New York
Corinne Schiff , p. 403
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Volume IV,
Number 1 (Fall 1996)
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Report Regarding Implementation of the American Bar
Association's Recommendations and Resolutions Concerning
the Death Penalty and Calling for a Moratorium on Executions
Randall Coyne and Lyn Entzeroth , p. 3
article
on Westlaw
article
abstract
Fair Housing and Community Empowerment: Where the
Roof Meets Redemption
Judith E. Koons , p. 75
article
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article
abstract
Public Address
Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation
Act of 1996
Rudolph W. Giuliani , p. 165
article
on Westlaw
Preparing People for Work: State Options and Their
Fiscal Implications
Clifford M. Johnson , p. 171
article
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Voices Focus: Capital Punishment
Why the ABA Opposes Unjust Executions
Ronald J. Tabak , p. 181
article
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The American Bar Association's Recognition of the
Sacrifice of Fairness for Results: Will We Pay the Price
for Justice
Stephen B. Bright , p. 183
article
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The Hanging Tree
Bob Herbert , p. 189
article
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An Interview with William Neal Moore
Jennifer M. Trulock , p. 191
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I Shall Not Die, But Live
William Neal Moore , p. 195
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Voices Focus: Litigation and Community Empowerment
Reflections of Mother and Daughter
Beatrice Houston and Roni Houston McNeil ,
p. 199
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Save Our Neighborhood: Going Door to Door
Sylvia Wimberly , p. 202
article
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Big Cases: Keeping Time and Magic Markers
Nancy J. Martin , p. 203
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Houston v. City of Cocoa: Part Two
B.J. Owens , p. 204
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Student Research
Will Procedural Due Process Survive After Aid to
Families With Dependent Children Is Gone?
Laura C. Conway , p. 209
article
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abstract
Tribal Sovereignty and Economic Development on
the Reservation
Seth H. Row , p. 227
article
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Volume III,
Number 2 (Spring 1996)
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Disability Benefits, Substance Abuse and the Undeserving
Poor: A Critique of the Social Security Independence
and Program Improvements Act of 1994
Linda G. Mills and Anthony Arjo , p. 125
article
on Westlaw
article
abstract
Public Address
Justice Thurgood Marshall: He Knew the Anguish of
the Silenced and Gave Them a Voice
A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr. , p. 163
article
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Voices: Essay
Essay from the Frontline
Sarah Silbert , p. 171
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Voices: Poetry
Conscience
Melissa O'Hare , p. 174
Flying Higher
Melissa O'Hare , p. 175
Dance, Ballerina, Dance
Lisa Marie Slover , p. 176
Family Ties
Lisa Marie Slover , p. 177
Silent Tears
Lisa Marie Slover , p. 178
Life of Lies
Lisa Marie Slover , p. 179
Student Research
Creating Substantive Rights for Children with Disabilities
Bartholomew A. Seymour III , p. 183
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Number 1 (Fall 1995)
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Symposium
A Leadership Summit: The Link Between Violence and
Poverty in the Lives of Women and Their Children
p. 5
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A Wedding Band is a Never-Ending Circle and so is
Abuse
Anna Boone, p. 13
article
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Reshaping the Rhetoric: The Nexus of Violence, Poverty,
and Minority Status in the Lives of Women and Children
in the United States
Angela Browne, p. 17
article
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Incorporating Men into the Women's Movement
Betty Friedan, p. 25
article
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Domestic Violence and Welfare Receipt: The Unexplored
Barrier to Employment
Jody Raphael, p. 29
article
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Stigma, Stereotypes, and Gender Entrapment: Violence
Against Women and Poverty
Beth E. Richie, p. 35
article
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Fitting the Pieces Together: The Attorney General's
Keynote Address to the NOW Leadership Summit on Violence
and Poverty in the Lives of Women and Their Children
Janet Reno, p. 39
article
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Selling a Solution to Institutional Violence
Beverly Coleman-Miller, p. 45
article
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Strategies for Taking Action: Political and Institutional
Solutions to Poverty and Violence Against Women
Patricia Ireland, p. 49
article
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An Action Plan for the Eradication of Poverty in
the United States
Ethel Long-Scott, p. 55
article
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The Politics of Invisibility
Jenny Rivera, p. 61
article
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Public Address
Dead Man Walking: A Sharing of the Journey
Sister Helen Prejean, p. 69
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Profile of Prisoner No. 168-405
Katya Lezin, p. 87
article
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Fighting Domestic Violence in the Nation's Capital
Deborah Epstein, p. 93
article
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Client Autonomy and Clinic Guidance
Andrew Goldfarb, p. 97
article
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Domestic Violence
Annette Bailey, p. 99
article
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Dying Day to Day
Juana Ubau, p. 102
article
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About the Authors
p. 103
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Voices Focus: Amherst Writers & Artists
Institute
Again , Cindy , Suzanne
Karen Buchinsky, p. 107
Born to , Conspiracy , Dues Paid
Suzanne M. Lincoln, p. 110
While Waiting for Mr. Right , Hello
Diane Mercier, p. 112
Please , The Sun Room , Inheritance
Corinna Spenard, p. 116
I Found Myself , Hunting Season is Over
Enid Santiago Welch, p. 118
About the Participants
p. 121
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Number 2 (Spring 1995)
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Features
Not in Anyone's Backyard: Ending the "Contest of
Nonresponsibility" and Implementing Long-Term Solutions
to Homelessness
Nancy Wright, p. 163
article
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abstract
Policy & Practice
Crime and Juvenile Delinquency Prevention Policy:
Time for Early Childhood Intervention
Jane Watson, p. 245
article
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abstract
Voices: Poetry
Low Man; Panhandler II; The Invitation
Troy L. Thompson, pp. 273-275
From the Homey Front
Joel Alfassa, p. 276
The Most Amazing Christmas Tree
Eileen M. Winters, p. 277
Under the Sky
Dennis Vazquez, p. 278
A True Professional
Violet Uram, p. 279
How to Pray
Buck, p. 279
False Pride
Dianne Snowflower, p. 280
Out
Scott C. Holstad, p. 280
Five O'clock Picnic
Walt Franklin, p. 281
America's Most Liveable City
Margaret Menamin, p. 281
Real Life
Stephen Michael Convoy, p. 282
In Praise of Consistency
James Leo Ferris, p. 282
Window Shopping; Homeless
James B. Burroughs, p. 283
We're Only Homeless
Sarah Hughes, p. 283
About the Artists
p. 284
Voices Focus: The D.C. Family Literacy Project
Introduction
p. 285
article
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Family Literacy and the Law
Richard L. Roe, p. 286
article
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My Reflections About Working for the D.C. Family
Literacy Project
Agnes Precure, p. 288
article
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Children's Literature and the D.C. Family Literacy
Project
Maria Salvadore, p. 291
article
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My Observations: A Case Study
Beatriz Bieler, p. 292
article
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Why the Community Should Support This Program
Angel Lee, p. 293
article
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How is Family Literacy Beneficial to Me?
Annette Williams, p. 294
article
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Back to the Future
Daddy, p. 295
A Black Woman's Dream
Belinda "Jukebox" Hagans, p. 296
Untitled
Patricia A. Smith, p. 296
Parent Love
Pamela A. Cooper, p. 297
Prom
Geneva Jones, p. 297
Autobiography
Marion Barrow, p. 298
About the Participants
p. 299
Student Research
"Rational" Inner City Disinvestment: A Critique of
Lender's Negative Economic Rights and a Foucaultian
Analysis of CreditWorthiness Evaluation
David Scott Black, p. 303
article
on Westlaw
article abstract
Rights Education as a Means of Economic Empowerment
for Women in Sub-Saharan Africa
Janet M. Sawaya, p. 329
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"Ending Welfare As We Know It" - Wrong for Welfare,
Wrong for Poverty
Joel F. Handler, p. 3
article
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abstract
Policy & Practice
Fighting Homelessness: Can International Human Rights
Law Make A Difference
Marc-Olivier Herman, p. 59
article
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abstract
Voices Focus: Poetry
Behind Those Brick Walls
Dregs of Cosiety (DOC), p. 85
Out of the Woods
Dregs of Cosiety (DOC), p.86
Through the Plexiglass
Roger J. Wright, p. 87
The Swallow's Nightmare
Roger J. Wright, p. 87
Failure is Never Final
David L. Brooks (a.k.a. "Itchy"), p. 88
It's All or Nothing
Roger J. Wright, p. 90
The Lion's Roar
Roger J. Wright, p. 90
My Truck
Phyllis Frye Brown, p. 91
Times
Phyllis Frye Brown, p. 91
Funny on the Outside, But Sad on the Inside
Regina Pete, p. 92
About the Artists
p. 93
Student Research
The Green Badge of Slavery
Marco Masoni, p. 97
article
on Westlaw
article
abstract
The New Jersey Child Exclusion: Model or Mess?
James M. Sullivan, p. 127
article
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Book Review
Brutal Need: Lawyers and the Welfare Rights Movement
Andrew Dwyer, p. 157
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Welfare Servitude
Julie A. Nice , p. 340
article
on Westlaw
article abstract
Racial and Locational Patterns of Subsidized Housing
in the Chicago Suburbs
Paul B. Fischer , p. 384
article
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abstract
Policy & Practice
Developing A System for Tuberculosis Prevention and
Care in New York City
Virginia Shubert and the New York City TB Working
Group , p. 418
article
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abstract
Voices Focus: Youth Empowerment
Introduction
Beyond Generation X: Reflections on Childhood in America
Wallace J. Mlyniec , p. 440
article
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Voices of Our Youth
Hassan Gaither , p. 443
Jane, Lee , p. 444
Mark Smith , p. 444
Marquitta McKinney , p. 445
Marion Ballew , p. 446
Quotes from Other Students , p. 448
Voices: Essays from the Frontline
The Rising Challenges of Immigrant Education
Donnie Broxson , p. 449
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From the Ground Up
Eileen Flood, p. 451
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Voices: Their Voices, Their Lives
Marian Vaughan Green
Resumé, p. 453
Transplants, p. 454
A Day Without Hope, p. 456
Life Without Quarters, p. 457
The Invisible "I", p. 458
Student Research
Discrimination in Lending: Community Adaptation and
Government Responses
Brian Porter Zidek, p. 460
article
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Fulfilling the Promise of Brown
Richard W. Riley, p. 480
article
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Features
The Massachusetts Experience with Targeted Tenant-Based
Rental Assistance for the Homeless: Lessons on Housing
Policy for Socially Disfavored Groups, Part II
Barbara Sard, p. 182
article
on Westlaw
article abstract
The Massachusetts Experience with Targeted Tenant-Based
Rental Assistance for the Homeless: Lessons on Housing
Policy for Socially Disfavored Groups, Part III
Barbara Sard, p. 216
article
on Westlaw
article abstract
Policy & Practice
Balancing Fundamental Disability Policies: The Relationship
Between the Americans with Disabilities Act and Social
Security Disability
Frank S. Ravitch, p. 240
article
on Westlaw
article abstract
School Readiness--The Nation's First Education Goal
for the Year 2000: Can We Keep the Promise?
Judith E. Jones, p. 258
article
on Westlaw
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Voices
Around the World of Welfare in 183 Days
Frank Trinity and K.C., p. 268
article
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Voices Focus: Perspectives on Homelessness
Editors' Introduction
p. 270
article
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Voices of Homeless People
Voices from the Street, p. 271
article
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Essays From The Frontline
hat
False Alarms and Invisible Men: Responses to Homelessness
in 1993
Heather Fuller, p. 277
article
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Volunteering for the Homeless: Trends and Issues
Juliet C. Orzal, p. 280
article
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Working With Homeless Men
Sister Martha Beaudoin, p. 282
article
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Shelter Reflections: Calvary Women's Shelter
Jill E. Cincera, Lahela Hekekia, Nancy Meyer, Suzanne
Clarke, Marysa Dockerys, Lera Fuller, p. 285
article
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Street Beat: Literary Empowerment for the Homeless
Jay Katz, p. 294
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Poetry
Player Piano
Eileen M. Winters, p. 297
Walking the Line
Stephen Michael Conroy, p. 298
When You're Homeless
Brenda Brown, p. 298
Fighting Stigma with Humor
Art Liebowitz, p. 299
Capitol Hill Homeless
Steve Smock, p. 300
Tomorrow's Dawn
Stephen Michael Conroy, p. 300
Life's Ebb and Flow
Nate Sims, p. 301
I Want To Be President
Julian C. Washington, p. 302
Student Research
SOS for SSI: The Unfulfilled Promise to Homeless
Americans
Leonard Adler, p. 304
article
on Westlaw
article
abstract
The Common Good: A Critique of How Communities Are
Addressing Panhandling
Marco Masoni, p. 322
article
on Westlaw
article
abstract
Judicial Decisions in the Fight Against Homelessness:
The Means, Not the Ends
Réinena Davis, p. 332
article
on Westlaw
article
abstract
In Memoriam
Remembering Justice Thurgood Marshall: Thoughts from
His Clerks
Susan Low Bloch, Vicki C. Jackson, Louis Michael
Seidman, and Mark V. Tushnet, p. 8
article
on Westlaw
Features
The Massachusetts Experience with Targeted Tenant-Based
Rental Assistance for the Homeless: Lessons on Housing
Policy for Socially Disfavored Groups, Part I
Barbara Sard, p. 16
article
on Westlaw article
abstract
Symposium: Dear Mr. President: Fighting Poverty
in a New Administration
Introduction to the Symposium
p. 42
article
on Westlaw
Basic Human Needs
End Homelessness Now
Maria Foscarinis and James Scheibel, p. 44
article
on Westlaw
Developing Effective Housing Programs: Lessons from
HOME
Mitzi C. Barker, p. 47
article
on Westlaw
Improving Government-Assisted Housing Programs
Florence Wagman Roisman, p. 49
article
on Westlaw
Ending Hunger: The Challenge for the 1990s
Robert J. Fersh and Mary Ellen Natale, p. 51
article
on Westlaw
Diverse Needs, Diverse Solutions
Toward a Latino Anti-Poverty Agenda
Deirdre Martinez and Sonia M. Perez, p. 55
article
on Westlaw
An African American Anti-Poverty Agenda
Billy J. Tidwell, Ph.D., p. 59
article
on Westlaw
Fighting Poverty Among the Elderly Poor
Burton Fretz, p. 63
article
on Westlaw
Empowering the Poor
Observations from a Legal Services Lawyer
Steven R. Berg, p. 67
article
on Westlaw
Fighting Behavioral Poverty
Robert Rector, p. 69
article
on Westlaw
Empowering Poor People: Lessons from Mexico
Mark R. Sills, p. 74
article
on Westlaw
Breaking Barriers, Forging New Bonds
Margaret Weir, p. 77
article
on Westlaw
Community Action and Welfare Reform
Harry Dull, p. 80
article
on Westlaw
Solutions Are the Problem: Liberating the Poor
David Boaz, p. 82
article
on Westlaw
Policy and Practice
The New Paternalism: War on Poverty or War on Women?
Martha F. Davis, p. 88
article
on Westlaw
article
abstract
A Call for Educational Justice: Voices from the
Wilderness
Antonia Darder, p. 95
article
on Westlaw
article
abstract
From the Frontline
Ventures into the Unprecedented: The Challenge of
Integrating Women's Drug Treatment, Family Preservation
and HIV Services
Galia Siegel, p. 104
article
on Westlaw
Shelter Reflections
Maria Steinman, p. 108
article
on Westlaw
Points of View: The Search for Real Welfare
Reform--Beyond Workfare and Learnfare
Editors' Introduction
p. 110
article
on Westlaw
Let's Talk About Real Welfare Reform
Patricia Schroeder, p. 112
article
on Westlaw
Workfare is Unfair
Guida West, p. 113
article
on Westlaw
Workfare and Learnfare: Can Punitive Strategies
Cut the Welfare Budget?
Martin Needleman and Carolyn Needleman, p.
114
article
on Westlaw
Jobs for JOBS
Sar A. Levitan, p. 115
article
on Westlaw
What's Wrong with Workfare and Learnfare
Timothy Casey, p. 116
article
on Westlaw
Personal Perspectives: An Interview with Women from
Hannah House
Jill E. Cincera, p. 117
article
on Westlaw
Poetry
About the Poets
p. 121
Dirty Hands
Carolyn Peyser, p. 122
The Constant...silent protest
Bessie Bass, p. 123
sad song
A. Bradford Byard, p. 123
Public Starecase
Annie Q., p. 126
Who Brought These Shoes
A. Bradford Byard, p. 128
i seek
A. Bradford Byard, p. 128
The Richest Poor
D.J., p. 129
Student Research
Employment Programs for Individuals with Disabilities:
Reducing Poverty in America?
Theo Liebmann and Ann Peters, p. 132
article
on Westlaw
article abstract
Current Developments: Health Care
Kip Bollin, J. Peter Nixon, Anne Pijar, and James
Sullivan, p. 141
article
on Westlaw
Current Cases: Artist M.
Darlene Oliver, p. 156
article
on Westlaw
Book Reviews
The Visible Poor: Homelessness in the United
States, by Joel Blau
Kim Hopper, p. 160
article
on Westlaw
Order
book from Amazon.com
Poverty and Compassion: The Moral Imagination
of the Late Victorians, by Gertrude Himmelfarb
Grant Jacobson, p. 164
article
on Westlaw
