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Articles in June, 2008 issue of Policy & Practice

• First Star grades states on child death information release policies
• 2008 Spring conference
• N.J. Child welfare agency praised for progress
• Say what?
  by Paul Leche
• Report on Florida Food Stamp Modernization effort
• American Cancer Society
• Patricia Wilson
• Get our priorities straight with foster children
  by Tony Conyers Jr.
• Human service worker safety; a view from the top
  by Mark Washington
• APHSA presents at the National Pathways to Adulthood Conference
  by Larry Goolsby
• Public welfare attorneys' September conference
• Karleen Jackson
• U.S. Census Bureau
• Bureau of Labor Statistics
• Low-income workers hit hardest by economic decline
• Fallen heroes of public human services
• Maryland revamps dental care for children
• The future of social services
  by Stephen Smith
• CLASP releases publication on reducing poverty
• Government Accountability Office
• Karen Timberlake
• Editor's note
  by Frank Solomon
• Violence against workers: a shortcoming in public human services
  by Stephen R. Fox
• Medicaid regulations moratorium faces veto threat
  by Larry Goolsby
• Washington revamps 'flawed' office to help black children in welfare system
• Elliott Robinson
• Arizona's experience in continuous improvement
  by Marco Liu
• In our doers profile, we highlight some of the hardworking and talented individuals in public human services. This issue features Jennifer Velez, commissioner of the New Jersey department of human services
• Adelita Orefice
• SAMHSA announces availability of new Drug-Free Workplace Kit
• Shared parenting is better than sole custody
  by David Levy
• Cuts in Medicaid may mean billion-dollar loss to New York for training doctors
• Child welfare in the legal setting
  by Frank Solomon
• Adopted youth more likely to have mental disorders
  by Margaret Keyes
• U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
• David Maxwell-Jolly
• Retreat, a wonderful way to move forward
  by Jerry W. Friedman
• staff spotlight
• Food Stamp Program reauthorization becomes law
  by Larry Goolsby
• 800 workers punished for abusing disabled in Texas since '04
• Julie Mogavero
• How much does the federal government spend to promote economic mobility and for whom?
  by Adam Carasso
• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
• Alan Levine
• Evaluation confirms Reality Tour's beneficial role for youth
• Words from the field
  by Jon Rubin
• Florida program helps families remain intact
• National Association of State Medicaid Directors to get new director
• PIO affiliate will help CEO mission and department bottom line
  by Julie Munsell
• Congressional Budget Office
• Susan Loew
• Building to honor former APHSA chief bill Waldman
• 'My wife should not have been killed
• University helps overhaul Alabama Human Resources
• IT solutions management for human services releases 'ISM NEWS'
• Of false titles and writing peculiarities
  by Frank Solomon
• Center for Labor Market Studies
• Eileen Crummy
• CMS releases letter clarifying 2007 'crowd-out' policy
• Federalism is good for you
  by Richard P. Nathan
• American Indians in Oklahoma exceed most in science and math
• Textbook of social administration: the consumer-centered approach
  by Frank Solomon
• Building on the promise: state initiatives to expand access to early head start for young children and their families
  by Rachel Schumacher
• U.S. Census Bureau
• Pierre Vigilance
• United States at threshold of dramatic demographic shift
• The big apple gets connected
  by Michael Coulson
• Pennsylvania welfare officials object to 'F' on child-abuse report
• Kevin Concannon
• Using media to promote adolescent well-being
  by Ron Haskins
• U.S. Census Bureau