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Articles in May-June 1989 issue of Children Today

• Whose rights are we protecting, anyway? - Viewpoint - Special Report: Protecting Children's Rights
  by Karen Dorros
• The post-divorce family: legal practice, and the child's needs for stability - Special Report: Protecting Children's Rights
  by Andre P. Derdeyn
• Wee Care: reaching teenage mothers and changing their lives - outreach program offered by Jewish Family and Children's Service of Philadelphia
  by Priscilla R. Rosenwald
• The dynamics of homelessness - National Academy of Sciences committee report
• Does peer review have a place in child custody evaluations? - Special Report: Protecting Children's Rights
  by Stephen P. Herman
• Child Sexual Abuse: A Handbook for Health Care and Legal Professionals. - book reviews
  by Monica J. Benton
• Adoption in America - Child Welfare League of America study
• "Reasonable efforts" under P.L. 96-272 - Public Law; Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act - response to Viewpoint article
  by Cecilia Sidia
• Disabled, Female, and Proud! Stories of Ten Women With Disabilities. - book reviews
  by Patricia Rowe
• Spearheading mathematics reform - "Everybody Counts: A Report to the Nation on the Future of Mathematics Education"
• Children and child care in China: some observations
  by Emily Sedgwick Galvin
• Who speaks for the child? - response to Viewpoint article - Special Report: Protecting Children's Rights
  by Tom McDonald
• Tighten standards for termination of parental rights - response to Viewpoint article - Special Report: Protecting Children's Rights
  by Robert Horowitz
• Pet-associated injuries: the trouble with children's best friends
  by Phillip M. Wishon