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Preface 1. Background and History Defining Adolescence Access to Institutions of Socialization Early History -Housing -Employment -Education -The Role of the State -Youth and the New Deal Runaways, Post War -Race and Education -Women and Work -Men and War -Students and Civil Rights -Women and Feminism -Counterculture -Missing Children New Legislation -Violence Against Women Act -Runaway and Homeless Youth Act -Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act -McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act Conclusion References 2. Problems, Controversies, and Solutions Defining Runaways -PIT Count and AHAR Part I -HMIS and AHAR Part II -Voices of Youth Count -National Center for Homeless Education Human Trafficking -Sex Trafficking -Punishment for Trafficking Offenses -Identity-Based Risk -Labor Trafficking Solutions -Universal Basic Income -LGBTQ Youth and Youth of Color References 3. Perspectives Couchsurfing and Unaccompanied: Reflections of a Former Homeless Teen, Jason Desrosier Trash Bags, Trailers, and the Search for Stability, William Woelki Housing Instability: Uncovering the Role of Structural Inequality, Ann Aviles Risks and Pathways Forward: Transgender Teen Runaways, Meghan Murphy Educational Access and Support for Unaccompanied Youth, Ronald Hallett 4. Profiles Federal Organizations and Systems -Administration for Children and Families -Administration on Children, Youth, and Families -Children's Bureau -Family and Youth Services Bureau -National Center for Missing and Exploited Children -National Missing and Unidentified Persons System -Office of Family Assistance State Profiles -California -Florida -New York -Texas -Washington Individuals -Jane Addams (1860-1935) -Mary Wright Edelman (1939- ) -Mary "Mother" Jones (1830-1930) -Julia Lathrop (1858-1932) -Frances Perkins (1880-1965) References 5. Documents Runaway and Homeless Youth Act Congressional Research Service, "Runaway and Homeless Youth: Demographics and Programs" (2019) US Department of Health and Human Services, "Learning from the Field: Programs Serving Youth Who Are LRGTQI2-S and Experiencing Homelessness" (2011) Child Maltreatment Report (2022) Child Welfare Outcomes Report (2020) McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, Reauthorization (2015) Department of Education, "State and District Implementation of the Education for Homeless Children and Youth Program" (2015) Indian Child Welfare Act (1978) Department of Interior, Indian Boarding Schools (2022) Latzman and Gibbs, "Examining the Link: Foster Care Runaway Episodes and Human Trafficking" (2020) Youth Aging out of Foster Care: The Chafee Program 6. Resources Orphan Trains Indian Boarding Schools and Orphanages Teens and Adolescence Runaway and Homeless Youth Child Welfare Race LGBTQ Teens, Trafficking, and Forced Labor Government Organizations and National Non-Profits 7. Chronology Glossary Index
Preface 1. Background and History Defining Adolescence Access to Institutions of Socialization Early History -Housing -Employment -Education -The Role of the State -Youth and the New Deal Runaways, Post War -Race and Education -Women and Work -Men and War -Students and Civil Rights -Women and Feminism -Counterculture -Missing Children New Legislation -Violence Against Women Act -Runaway and Homeless Youth Act -Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act -McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act Conclusion References 2. Problems, Controversies, and Solutions Defining Runaways -PIT Count and AHAR Part I -HMIS and AHAR Part II -Voices of Youth Count -National Center for Homeless Education Human Trafficking -Sex Trafficking -Punishment for Trafficking Offenses -Identity-Based Risk -Labor Trafficking Solutions -Universal Basic Income -LGBTQ Youth and Youth of Color References 3. Perspectives Couchsurfing and Unaccompanied: Reflections of a Former Homeless Teen, Jason Desrosier Trash Bags, Trailers, and the Search for Stability, William Woelki Housing Instability: Uncovering the Role of Structural Inequality, Ann Aviles Risks and Pathways Forward: Transgender Teen Runaways, Meghan Murphy Educational Access and Support for Unaccompanied Youth, Ronald Hallett 4. Profiles Federal Organizations and Systems -Administration for Children and Families -Administration on Children, Youth, and Families -Children's Bureau -Family and Youth Services Bureau -National Center for Missing and Exploited Children -National Missing and Unidentified Persons System -Office of Family Assistance State Profiles -California -Florida -New York -Texas -Washington Individuals -Jane Addams (1860-1935) -Mary Wright Edelman (1939- ) -Mary "Mother" Jones (1830-1930) -Julia Lathrop (1858-1932) -Frances Perkins (1880-1965) References 5. Documents Runaway and Homeless Youth Act Congressional Research Service, "Runaway and Homeless Youth: Demographics and Programs" (2019) US Department of Health and Human Services, "Learning from the Field: Programs Serving Youth Who Are LRGTQI2-S and Experiencing Homelessness" (2011) Child Maltreatment Report (2022) Child Welfare Outcomes Report (2020) McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, Reauthorization (2015) Department of Education, "State and District Implementation of the Education for Homeless Children and Youth Program" (2015) Indian Child Welfare Act (1978) Department of Interior, Indian Boarding Schools (2022) Latzman and Gibbs, "Examining the Link: Foster Care Runaway Episodes and Human Trafficking" (2020) Youth Aging out of Foster Care: The Chafee Program 6. Resources Orphan Trains Indian Boarding Schools and Orphanages Teens and Adolescence Runaway and Homeless Youth Child Welfare Race LGBTQ Teens, Trafficking, and Forced Labor Government Organizations and National Non-Profits 7. Chronology Glossary Index
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