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Youth Bullying Prevention in the District of Columbia School Year 2017-2018 Report
To understand early childhood homelessness, we need to look across data systems
State-level data for understanding child welfare in the United States
One in three children entered foster care in 2017 because of parental drug abuse
Technology-based reproductive health programs can reach young women, but user experience matters
A promising new measure of kindergarten readiness
Home visiting and early childhood education can benefit families by broadening their strategies for family engagement
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