Theodora Ooms

Teenage pregnancy in a family context : implications for policy

Young unwed fathers

Teenage Pregnancy in a Family Context

Empowering families, helping adolescents

State policies to promote marriage

Goodbye to Girlhood

Employment and training strategies to reduce family poverty

Young unwed fathers and welfare reform

The crisis in foster care

Promoting adolescent health and well-being through school-linked, multi-service, family-friendly programs

Disconnected dads

Drugs, mothers, kids, and ways to cope

Teenage pregnancy prevention programs, what have we learned?

Teenage mothers and the Family Suport Act

The unique health needs of adolescents

Parents' role in teenage health problems, allies or adversaries?

Quality in child care

Toward more perfect unions

Federal child care policy, current and proposed

Reducing family poverty

Encouraging unwed fathers to be responsible

Evolving state policies on teen pregnancy and parenthood, what more can the feds do to help?

Integrated approaches to youths' health problems, federal, state, and community roles

Families in poverty

Coordination, collaboration, integration

Service integration and coordination at the family/client level

The family-school partnership

Teenage parenthood, poverty and dependency, do we know how to help?

The child care market

Latino families, poverty, and welfare reform

Adolescent substance abuse treatment