Wingspread Journal

OUR KIDS AND WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP

Wingspread Journal, Winter 1996

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I. Reflections

Our Kids And What You Can Do To Help
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II. Wingspread Conferences

Random Acts of Asset Building
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by Peter Benson
Peter Benson of Search Institute says young people need 30 assets to succeed – and every adult can help provide them.

Rebuilding Community, Block by Block
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by Karen Pittman
How do you revitalize a community? In Kansas
City, Blockleaders begin by "neighboring" youth.

The Media and Our Children: Who is Responsible?
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by John Silber
As television and movies increasingly define our children's values, what can be done to assure a media culture that's friendly to kids?

What if... We Volunteered as Families?
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by Barbara Lohman
Family Matters discovers volunteering – family style – is providing a powerful way to help communities, young people, adults, and the family itself.

Opening the Doors of Lifelong Service
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by Jane Angelis, Carol H. Tice, and Susan J. Poulsen
These 10 quality indicators for building community through lifelong service and learning were developed at a Wingspread conference.

New Directions for Child Abuse Prevention
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by Anne Cohn Donnelly and Deborah Daro
What does the future hold for preventing child abuse? A Wingspread conference looks back – and forward.

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