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Prevalence of child welfare services involvement among homeless and low-income mothers: a five-year birth cohort study.

Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 09/01/03 by Culhane, Dennis; Culhane, Jennifer F.; Grim, Susan; Metraux, Stephen; Webb, David · More from publication
Prevalence of child welfare services involvement among homeless and low-income mothers: a five-year birth cohort study

This paper investigates the five-year prevalence of child welfare services involvement and foster care placement among a population-based cohort of...
Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, 09/01/03 by Jennifer F. Culhane · More from publication
Teachers' receptiveness and comfort teaching sexuality education and using non-traditional teaching strategies.

This article reports on the comfort level of 97 eighth grade teachers using non-traditional teaching strategies in sexuality education classes....
Journal of School Health, 04/01/96 by Balsley, Catherine M.; Culhane, Jennifer F.; Haignere, Clara S.; Legos, Patricia · More from publication

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