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Metsapelto, RL; Pulkkinen, L; Poikkeus, AM
A search for parenting style: A cross-situational analysis of parental behavior
GENETIC SOCIAL AND GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY MONOGRAPHS
R.L. Metsapelto et al., "A search for parenting style: A cross-situational analysis of parental behavior", GENET SOC G, 127(2), 2001, pp. 169-192
Ehrmin, JT
Unresolved feelings of guilt and shame in the maternal role with substance-dependent African American women
J.T. Ehrmin, "Unresolved feelings of guilt and shame in the maternal role with substance-dependent African American women", J NURS SCHO, 33(1), 2001, pp. 47-52
Weiss, SJ; Wilson, P; Seed, MS; Paul, SM
Early tactile experience of low birth weight children: Links to later mental health and social adaptation
INFANT AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT
S.J. Weiss et al., "Early tactile experience of low birth weight children: Links to later mental health and social adaptation", INFANT CH D, 10(3), 2001, pp. 93-115
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Language development of pre-school children born to teenage mothers
L.J. Keown et al., "Language development of pre-school children born to teenage mothers", INFANT CH D, 10(3), 2001, pp. 129-145
Hammer, CS; Tomblin, JB; Zhang, XY; Weiss, AL
Relationship between parenting behaviours and specific language impairmentin children
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE & COMMUNICATION DISORDERS
C.S. Hammer et al., "Relationship between parenting behaviours and specific language impairmentin children", INT J LAN C, 36(2), 2001, pp. 185-205
Dunne, GA
The lady vanishes? Reflections on the experiences of married and divorced non-heterosexual fathers
SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH ONLINE
G.A. Dunne, "The lady vanishes? Reflections on the experiences of married and divorced non-heterosexual fathers", SOC RES ONL, 6(3), 2001, pp. NIL_113-NIL_129
O'Connor, H; Madge, C
Cyber-mothers: Online synchronous interviewing using conferencing software
H. O'Connor e C. Madge, "Cyber-mothers: Online synchronous interviewing using conferencing software", SOC RES ONL, 5(4), 2001, pp. NIL_104-NIL_125
Black, DA; Heyman, RE; Slep, AMS
Risk factors for child physical abuse
AGGRESSION AND VIOLENT BEHAVIOR
D.A. Black et al., "Risk factors for child physical abuse", AGGRESS V B, 6(2-3), 2001, pp. 121-188
Yilmaz, A
The relationship between marital adjustment, parenting style and self-perception of children from different age groups
TURK PSIKOLOJI DERGISI
A. Yilmaz, "The relationship between marital adjustment, parenting style and self-perception of children from different age groups", TURK PSIKOL, 16(47), 2001, pp. 1-24
Brandon, PD
State intervention in imperfect families - The child, the state, and imperfect parenting reconsidered from a theory of comparative advantage
RATIONALITY AND SOCIETY
P.D. Brandon, "State intervention in imperfect families - The child, the state, and imperfect parenting reconsidered from a theory of comparative advantage", RATION SOC, 13(3), 2001, pp. 285-303
Cui, N; Li, MX; Gao, ES
Views of Chinese parents on the provision of contraception to unmarried youth
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH MATTERS
N. Cui et al., "Views of Chinese parents on the provision of contraception to unmarried youth", REPROD H M, 9(17), 2001, pp. 137-145
Olsson, MB; Hwang, CP
Depression in mothers and fathers of children with intellectual disability
JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY RESEARCH
M.B. Olsson e C.P. Hwang, "Depression in mothers and fathers of children with intellectual disability", J INTEL DIS, 45, 2001, pp. 535-543
Deutsch, FM
Equally shared parenting
CURRENT DIRECTIONS IN PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE
F.M. Deutsch, "Equally shared parenting", CUR DIR PSY, 10(1), 2001, pp. 25-28
Button, S; Pianta, RC; Marvin, RS
Mothers' representations of relationships with their children: Relations with parenting behavior, mother characteristics, and child disability status
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Badr, LK
Quantitative and qualitative predictors of development for low-birth weight infants of Latino background
APPLIED NURSING RESEARCH
L.K. Badr, "Quantitative and qualitative predictors of development for low-birth weight infants of Latino background", AP NURS RES, 14(3), 2001, pp. 125-135
Shaw, DS; Owens, EB; Giovannelli, J; Winslow, EB
Infant and toddler pathways leading to early externalizing disorders
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY
D.S. Shaw et al., "Infant and toddler pathways leading to early externalizing disorders", J AM A CHIL, 40(1), 2001, pp. 36-43
Levendosky, AA; Graham-Bermann, SA
Parenting in battered women: The effects of domestic violence on women andtheir children
JOURNAL OF FAMILY VIOLENCE
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Roxburgh, S; Stephens, RC; Toltzis, P; Adkins, I
The value of children, parenting strains, and depression among urban African American mothers
SOCIOLOGICAL FORUM
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Collett, BR; Gimpel, GA; Greenson, JN; Gunderson, TL
Assessment of discipline styles among parents of preschool through school-age children
JOURNAL OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT
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Hartos, JL; Nissen, WJ; Simons-Morton, BG
Acceptability of the checkpoints parent-teen driving agreement - Pilot test
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE
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Singer, LT; Hawkins, S; Huang, J; Davillier, M; Baley, J
Developmental outcomes and environmental correlates of very low birthweight, cocaine-exposed infants
EARLY HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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Pinquart, M
Influences of temperament on the intensity of parent-adolescent conflict
PSYCHOLOGIE IN ERZIEHUNG UND UNTERRICHT
M. Pinquart, "Influences of temperament on the intensity of parent-adolescent conflict", PSYCHOL ERZ, 48(2), 2001, pp. 98-106
Long, A; McCarney, S; Smyth, G; Magorrian, N; Dillon, A
The effectiveness of parenting programmes facilitated by health visitors
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Sidebotham, P
Culture, stress and the parent-child relationship: a qualitative study of parents' perceptions of parenting
CHILD CARE HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT
P. Sidebotham, "Culture, stress and the parent-child relationship: a qualitative study of parents' perceptions of parenting", CHILD CAR H, 27(6), 2001, pp. 469-485
Letourneau, N
Attrition among adolescents and infants involved in a parenting intervention
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Spieker, SJ; Gillmore, MR; Lewis, SM; Morrison, DM; Lohr, MJ
Psychological distress and substance use by adolescent mothers: Associations with parenting attitudes and the quality of mother-child interaction
JOURNAL OF PSYCHOACTIVE DRUGS
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Pratt, MW; Norris, JE; van de Hoef, S; Arnold, ML
Stories of hope: Parental optimism in narratives about adolescent children
JOURNAL OF SOCIAL AND PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
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Stueve, JL; Pleck, JH
'Parenting voices': Solo parent identity and co-parent identities in married parents' narratives of meaningful parenting experiences
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Does self-silencing link perceptions of care from parents and partners with depressive symptoms?
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Onyskiw, JE; Hayduk, LA
Processes underlying children's adjustment in families characterized by physical aggression
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Ehrenberg, MF; Gearing-Small, M; Hunter, MA; Small, BJ
Childcare task division and shared parenting attitudes in dual-earner families with young children
M.F. Ehrenberg et al., "Childcare task division and shared parenting attitudes in dual-earner families with young children", FAM RELAT, 50(2), 2001, pp. 143-153
Ievers-Landis, CE; Brown, RT; Drotar, D; Bunke, V; Lambert, RG; Walker, AA
Situational analysis of parenting problems for caregivers of children withsickle cell syndromes
JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL PEDIATRICS
C.E. Ievers-Landis et al., "Situational analysis of parenting problems for caregivers of children withsickle cell syndromes", J DEV BEH P, 22(3), 2001, pp. 169-178
Stein, MT; Diller, L; Resnikoff, R
ADHD, divorce, and parental disagreement about the diagnosis and treatment
M.T. Stein et al., "ADHD, divorce, and parental disagreement about the diagnosis and treatment", J DEV BEH P, 22(2), 2001, pp. S61-S65
Ambriz, MGJ; Hernandez-Guzman, L; Martinez, LR
Maternal child rearing practices as perceived by young children
REVISTA MEXICANA DE PSICOLOGIA
M.G.J. Ambriz et al., "Maternal child rearing practices as perceived by young children", REV MEX PSI, 18(2), 2001, pp. 257-264
Stewart, SD
Contemporary American stepparenthood: Integrating cohabiting and nonresident stepparents
S.D. Stewart, "Contemporary American stepparenthood: Integrating cohabiting and nonresident stepparents", POP RES POL, 20(4), 2001, pp. 345-364
Melnyk, BM; Alpert-Gillis, L; Feinstein, NF; Fairbanks, E; Schultz-Czarniak, J; Hust, D; Sherman, L; LeMoine, C; Moldenhauer, Z; Small, L; Bender, N; Sinkin, RA
Improving cognitive development of low-birth-weight premature infants withthe COPE program: A pilot study of the benefit of early NICU intervention with mothers
RESEARCH IN NURSING & HEALTH
B.M. Melnyk et al., "Improving cognitive development of low-birth-weight premature infants withthe COPE program: A pilot study of the benefit of early NICU intervention with mothers", RES NURS H, 24(5), 2001, pp. 373-389
O'Brien, J
Planned respite care: Hope for families under pressure
AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES
J. O'Brien, "Planned respite care: Hope for families under pressure", AUST J SOC, 36(1), 2001, pp. 51-65
Hahn, CS
Review: Psychosocial well-being of parents and their children born after assisted reproduction
JOURNAL OF PEDIATRIC PSYCHOLOGY
C.S. Hahn, "Review: Psychosocial well-being of parents and their children born after assisted reproduction", J PED PSYCH, 26(8), 2001, pp. 525-538
Wiener, LS; Vasquez, MJP; Battles, HB
Brief report: Fathering a child living with HIV/AIDS: Psychosocial adjustment and parenting stress
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Sayre, JM; Pianta, RC; Marvin, RS; Saft, EW
Mothers' representations of relationships with their children: Relations with mother characteristics and feeding sensitivity
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Halpern, LF; Brand, KL; Malone, AF
Parenting stress in mothers of very-low-birth-weight (VLBW) and full-term infants: A function of infant behavioral characteristics and child-rearing attitudes
L.F. Halpern et al., "Parenting stress in mothers of very-low-birth-weight (VLBW) and full-term infants: A function of infant behavioral characteristics and child-rearing attitudes", J PED PSYCH, 26(2), 2001, pp. 93-104
Davis, CL; Delamater, AM; Shaw, KH; La Greca, AM; Eidson, MS; Perez-Rodriguez, JE; Nemery, R
Brief report: Parenting styles, regimen adherence, and glycemic control in4-to 10-year-old children with diabetes
C.L. Davis et al., "Brief report: Parenting styles, regimen adherence, and glycemic control in4-to 10-year-old children with diabetes", J PED PSYCH, 26(2), 2001, pp. 123-129
McKernon, WL; Holmbeck, GN; Colder, CR; Hommeyer, JS; Shapera, W; Westhoven, V
Longitudinal study of observed and perceived family influences on problem-focused coping behaviors of preadolescents with spina bifida
W.L. McKernon et al., "Longitudinal study of observed and perceived family influences on problem-focused coping behaviors of preadolescents with spina bifida", J PED PSYCH, 26(1), 2001, pp. 41-54
Patock-Peckham, JA; Cheong, JW; Balhorn, ME; Nagoshi, CT
A social learning perspective: A model of parenting styles, self-regulation, perceived drinking control, and alcohol use and problems
ALCOHOLISM-CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH
J.A. Patock-Peckham et al., "A social learning perspective: A model of parenting styles, self-regulation, perceived drinking control, and alcohol use and problems", ALC CLIN EX, 25(9), 2001, pp. 1284-1292
Das Eiden, R; Leonard, KE; Morrisey, S
Paternal alcoholism and toddler noncompliance
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Sources of stress in mothers of young children with visual impairments
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Newcomb, MD; Locke, TF
Intergenerational cycle of maltreatment: a popular concept obscured by methodological limitations
M.D. Newcomb e T.F. Locke, "Intergenerational cycle of maltreatment: a popular concept obscured by methodological limitations", CHILD ABUSE, 25(9), 2001, pp. 1219-1240
Montes, MP; de Paul, J; Milner, JS
Evaluations, attributions, affect, and disciplinary choices in mothers at high and low risk for child physical abuse
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Buist, A; Janson, H
Childhood sexual abuse, parenting and postpartum depression - a 3-year follow-up study
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Stevens-Simon, C; Nelligan, D; Kelly, L
Adolescents at risk for mistreating their children Part I: prenatal identification
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Adolescents at risk for mistreating their children Part II: a home- and clinic-based prevention program
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Ruscio, AM
Predicting the child-rearing practices of mothers sexually abused in childhood
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Pears, KC; Capaldi, DM
Intergenerational transmission of abuse: a two-generational prospective study of an at-risk sample
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Katz, KS; El-Mohandes, A; Johnson, DM; Jarrett, M; Rose, A; Cober, M
Retention of low income mothers in a parenting intervention study
JOURNAL OF COMMUNITY HEALTH
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McClure, EB; Brennan, PA; Hammen, C; Le Brocque, RM
Parental anxiety disorders, child anxiety disorders, and the perceived parent-child relationship in an Australian high-risk sample
JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY
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Caughy, MOB; Brodsky, AE; O'Campo, PJ; Aronson, R
Perceptions of parenting: Individual differences and the effect of community
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY
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Steinberg, L; Morris, AS
ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY
L. Steinberg e A.S. Morris, "Adolescent development", ANN R PSYCH, 52, 2001, pp. 83-110
Saile, H; Kuhnemund, M
Self-efficacy and self-esteem in the role of mother
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ENTWICKLUNGSPSYCHOLOGIE UND PADAGOGISCHE PSYCHOLOGIE
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Brooks, D; Goldberg, S
Gay and lesbian adoptive and foster care placements: Can they meet the needs of waiting children?
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Antle, BJ; Wells, LM; Goldie, RS; DeMatteo, D; King, SM
Challenges of parenting for families living with HIV/AIDS
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Arrindell, WA; Richter, J; Eisemann, M; Garling, T; Ryden, O; Hansson, SB; Kasielke, E; Frindte, W; Gillholm, R; Gustafsson, M
The short-EMBU in East-Germany and Sweden: A cross-national factorial validity extension
SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
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Valentine, G; Holloway, S
On-line dangers?: Geographies of parents' fears for children's safety in cyberspace
PROFESSIONAL GEOGRAPHER
G. Valentine e S. Holloway, "On-line dangers?: Geographies of parents' fears for children's safety in cyberspace", PROF GEOGR, 53(1), 2001, pp. 71-83
Sargent, JD; Dalton, M
Does parental disapproval of smoking prevent adolescents from becoming established smokers?
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Klinnert, MD; Nelson, HS; Price, MR; Adinoff, AD; Leung, DYM; Mrazek, DA
Onset and persistence of childhood asthma: Predictors from infancy
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Once-a-day concerta methylphenidate versus three-times-daily methylphenidate in laboratory and natural settings
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Black, MM; Siegel, EH; Abel, Y; Bentley, ME
Home and videotape intervention delays early complementary feeding among adolescent mothers
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M.T. Stein et al., "ADHD, divorce, and parental disagreement about the diagnosis and treatment", PEDIATRICS, 107(4), 2001, pp. 867-872
Dubowitz, H; Black, MM; Kerr, MA; Hussey, JM; Morrel, TM; Everson, MD; Starr, RH
Type and timing of mothers' victimization: Effects on mothers and children
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Medora, NP; Wilson, S; Larson, JH
Attitudes toward parenting strategies, potential for child abuse, and parental satisfaction of ethnically diverse low-income US mothers
JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
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Ceballo, R; Dahl, TA; Aretakis, MT; Ramirez, C
Inner-city children's exposure to community violence: How much do parents know?
JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY
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Pinderhughes, EE; Nix, R; Foster, EM; Jones, D
Parenting in context: Impact of neighborhood poverty, residential stability, public services, social networks, and danger on parental behaviors
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Relationships between parenting environment and children's mental health among African American and European American mothers and children
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Maurer, TW; Pleck, JH; Rane, TR
Parental identity and reflected-appraisals: Measurement and gender dynamics
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Chen, ZY; Kaplan, HB
Intergenerational transmission of constructive parenting
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Aggression in toddlers: Associations with parenting and marital relations
JOURNAL OF GENETIC PSYCHOLOGY
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Bigelow, BJ; Zhou, RM
Relational scaffolding of school motivation: Developmental continuities instudents' and parents' ratings of the importance of school goals
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Longitudinal change in parenting associated with developmental delay and catch-up
JOURNAL OF CHILD PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY AND ALLIED DISCIPLINES
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Pomerantz, EM; Eaton, MM
Maternal intrusive support in the academic context: Transactional socialization processes
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Bradley, RH; Corwyn, RF; Burchinal, M; McAdoo, HP; Coll, CG
The home environments of children in the United States part II: Relations with behavioral development through age thirteen
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Cap, J; Drabkova, H
Twins, interaction of heredity, bio-social handicaps, and family parentingstyles
CESKOSLOVENSKA PSYCHOLOGIE
J. Cap e H. Drabkova, "Twins, interaction of heredity, bio-social handicaps, and family parentingstyles", CESK PSYCHO, 45(4), 2001, pp. 338-346
Quinonez, RB; Keels, MA; Vann, WF; McIver, FT; Heller, K; Whitt, JK
Early childhood caries: Analysis of psychosocial and biological factors ina high-risk population
CARIES RESEARCH
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Harvey, E; Danforth, JS; Ulaszek, WR; Eberhardt, TL
Validity of the parenting scale for parents of children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
BEHAVIOUR RESEARCH AND THERAPY
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Pain, R; Bailey, C; Mowl, G
Infant feeding in North East England: contested spaces of reproduction
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Shope, JT; Waller, PF; Raghunathan, TE; Patil, SM
Adolescent antecedents of high-risk driving behavior into young adulthood:substance use and parental influences
ACCIDENT ANALYSIS AND PREVENTION
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Kearney, MH; York, R; Deatrick, JA
Effects of home visits to vulnerable young families
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Anderson, CA
Revisiting the parenting profile assessment to screen for child abuse
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Lee, SH; Kuo, BJ
Chinese traditional childbearing attitudes and infertile couples in Taiwan
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Paquette, D; Bolte, C; Turcotte, G; Dubeau, D; Bouchard, C
A new typology of fathering: Defining and associated variables
D. Paquette et al., "A new typology of fathering: Defining and associated variables", INFANT CH D, 9(4), 2000, pp. 213-230
Byrne, JT; Bedford, H; Richter, KP; Bammer, G
"They should have them all over the place": A health program for children of illicit drug users
SUBSTANCE USE & MISUSE
J.T. Byrne et al., ""They should have them all over the place": A health program for children of illicit drug users", SUBST USE M, 35(10), 2000, pp. 1405-1417
Eamon, MK
Structural model of the effects of poverty on externalizing and internalizing behaviors of four- to five-year-old children
SOCIAL WORK RESEARCH
M.K. Eamon, "Structural model of the effects of poverty on externalizing and internalizing behaviors of four- to five-year-old children", SOC WORK RE, 24(3), 2000, pp. 143-154
Corcoran, J; Franklin, C; Bennett, P
Ecological factors associated with adolescent pregnancy and parenting
J. Corcoran et al., "Ecological factors associated with adolescent pregnancy and parenting", SOC WORK RE, 24(1), 2000, pp. 29-39
Stanton, BF; Li, XM; Galbraith, J; Cornick, G; Feigelman, S; Kaljee, L; Zhou, Y
Parental underestimates of adolescent risk behavior: A randomized, controlled trial of a parental monitoring intervention
B.F. Stanton et al., "Parental underestimates of adolescent risk behavior: A randomized, controlled trial of a parental monitoring intervention", J ADOLES H, 26(1), 2000, pp. 18-26
Bradley, RH; Corwyn, RF; Caldwell, BM; Whiteside-Mansell, L; Wasserman, GA; Mink, IT
Measuring the home environments of children in early adolescence
JOURNAL OF RESEARCH ON ADOLESCENCE
R.H. Bradley et al., "Measuring the home environments of children in early adolescence", J RES ADOLE, 10(3), 2000, pp. 247-288
Strassberg, Z; Treboux, D
Interpretations of child emotion expressions and coercive parenting practices among adolescent mothers
Z. Strassberg e D. Treboux, "Interpretations of child emotion expressions and coercive parenting practices among adolescent mothers", SOC DEV, 9(1), 2000, pp. 80-95
Hogben, S; Coupland, J
Egg seeks sperm. End of story ... ? Articulating gay parenting in small ads for reproductive partners
DISCOURSE & SOCIETY
S. Hogben e J. Coupland, "Egg seeks sperm. End of story ... ? Articulating gay parenting in small ads for reproductive partners", DISCOURS S, 11(4), 2000, pp. 459-485
Johnson, Z; Molloy, B; Scallan, E; Fitzpatrick, P; Rooney, B; Keegan, T; Byrne, P
Community Mothers Programme - seven year follow-up of a randomized controlled trial of non-professional intervention in parenting
JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH MEDICINE
Z. Johnson et al., "Community Mothers Programme - seven year follow-up of a randomized controlled trial of non-professional intervention in parenting", J PUBL H M, 22(3), 2000, pp. 337-342
Lareau, A
Social class and the daily lives of children - A study from the United States
CHILDHOOD-A GLOBAL JOURNAL OF CHILD RESEARCH
A. Lareau, "Social class and the daily lives of children - A study from the United States", CHILDHOOD, 7(2), 2000, pp. 155-171
White, HR; Johnson, V; Buyske, S
Parental modeling and parenting behavior effects on offspring alcohol and cigarette use - A growth curve analysis
JOURNAL OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE
H.R. White et al., "Parental modeling and parenting behavior effects on offspring alcohol and cigarette use - A growth curve analysis", J SUBST A, 12(3), 2000, pp. 287-310
Musil, CM
Health of grandmothers as caregivers: A ten month follow-up
JOURNAL OF WOMEN & AGING
C.M. Musil, "Health of grandmothers as caregivers: A ten month follow-up", J WOMEN AG, 12(1-2), 2000, pp. 129-145
Bradley, RH; Corwyn, RF
Moderating effect of perceived amount of family conflict on the relation between home environmental processes and the well-being of adolescents
JOURNAL OF FAMILY PSYCHOLOGY
R.H. Bradley e R.F. Corwyn, "Moderating effect of perceived amount of family conflict on the relation between home environmental processes and the well-being of adolescents", J FAM PSYCH, 14(3), 2000, pp. 349-364


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DAVID WILLIAMS composer
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Music for Film and Television
"For me it is all about the "emotional core" of a film, and that core will guide you to what the "tone" of the music should be, and finding that right tone is of paramount importance of any score."
David Williams has scored over 60 feature and television films encompassing a wide range of styles and genres. He has worked with some of the biggest names in the industry including Francis Coppola on the MGM film SUPERNOVA (James Spader, Angela Bassett, Peter Facinelli). David recently scored the psychological thriller THEY LIVE IN THE GREY starring Michelle Krusiec (HOLLYWOOD), Ellen Wroe (FOR ALL MANKIND), Ken Kirby (GOOD TROUBLE), and Madelyn Grace (DON'T BREATHE). Written and Directed by AMPAS Nicholl Screenwriting Award Winners The Vang Brothers, the suspense-action feature NIGHT OF THE SICARIO starring Natasha Henstridge, the IndieFest Award-Winning BROKEN MEMORIES produced by Gary Levinsohn (JACK REACHER, SAVING PRIVATE RYAN) the human trafficking drama UNBRIDLED Produced by Troy Buder (QUEEN OF KATWE), and the Award-winning drama MOONLIGHT SOUL. Other films he has scored include Miramax's PHANTOMS (Ben Affleck, Rose McGowan, Liev Schreiber, Joanna Going, Peter O'Toole) Produced by Dean Koontz, the thriller FREEZER (Dylan McDermott, Peter Facinelli) directed by two-time Academy Award nominee and multi-Emmy winner Mikael Salomon (BAND OF BROTHERS) and Produced by Mark Manuel (HACKSAW RIDGE), the action-comedy MALONE (Thomas Jane, Elsa Pataky, Ving Rhames) Directed by Russell Mulcahy (HIGHLANDER) and Produced by Brian Oliver (BLACK SWAN), Voltage Pictures thriller BEDEVILED, Sony Pictures/MTV psychological thriller THE DORM, directed by Rachel Talalay (DOCTOR WHO), and produced by Michael Frislev and Chad Oakes (FX's FARGO), Sony Pictures romance ICE CASTLES, A&E's historical drama BENEDICT ARNOLD (Aidan Quinn, Kelsey Grammer), ABC-Disney's fantasy FALLEN (Paul Wesley, Tom Skerritt, Bryan Cranston), Sony Pictures drama NO WAY BACK (Russell Crowe), the WWII period drama CHRISTINA (Stephen Lang), FOX's military drama A GLIMPSE OF HELL (James Caan, Robert Sean Leonard), NBC/Universal's L.A. LAW: THE MOVIE, Produced by David Madden (RUNAWAY BRIDE), and Dimension's THE PROPHECY (Christopher Walken, Virginia Madsen, Viggo Mortensen) directed by Gregory Widen (BACKDRAFT, HIGHLANDER).
David graduated from Missouri State University with studies in composition and orchestration. He also did post-graduate work at North Texas University. David was awarded a private study fellowship with celebrated Oscar-winning composer John Corigliano (THE RED VIOLIN, ALTERED STATES). He is an ASCAP Award Winner and is a member of the SCL. He lives with his wife Diana in Woodland Hills, California.
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Honored to have recently scored the emotionally-charged psychological thriller THEY LIVE IN THE GREY now streamng on AMC+, AMC's Shudder, Amazon Prime, and Apple TV. Written and Directed by The Vang Brothers (What Lies Below).
Completed scoring the Paramount+ action feature NIGHT OF THE SICARIO starring Natasha Henstridge. Produced by Carlos Rincon, Elias Axume, Grant Bradley, and Dale Bradley. Directed by Joth Riggs. Currently streaming on Paramount+.
"Heightened by David Williams' haunting musical score that gets under the skin in the best way. It's in these moments that this film comes into its own as a classic thriller, building anticipation as we, the audience, wonder where the story leads." - The Scream Review, August 12, 2021.
MOONLIGHT SOUL, the mystery that I scored won BEST FEATURE, BEST ACTOR (Clifton Powell), and BEST ACTRESS (Asha Bee) at the February 2021 San Diego Film Festival. Produced by Clay Walker. Written and Directed by V. Vansay Zanubon.
Scored the poignant Award-Winning human trafficking feature UNBRIDLED. The drama stars Eric Roberts, Dey Young, Lindsley Register, and Tea McKay. BROKEN MEMORIES had an LA Premiere recently at the WGA Theater in Beverly Hills. All proceeds benefitted ALZHEIMER'S GREATER LOS ANGELES. Pictured below, Director Michael Worth, Producer Gary Levinsohn (SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, JACK REACHER) and Ron Howard (SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY). Below, Ron and I. Voltage Pictures supernatural thriller BEDEVILED starring Saxon Sharbino (Poltergeist). Written and Directed by AMPAS Nicholl Screenwriting Award Winners, The Vang Brothers.
Scored the heartfelt drama BROKEN MEMORIES starring Rance Howard (Nebraska), Ivan Sergei (The Break-Up), and Cerina Vincent (Cabin Fever). Produced by Gary Levinsohn (Saving Private Ryan, Jack Reacher).
Completed scoring the Sony Pictures/MTV psychological thriller THE DORM starring Alexis Knapp (Pitch Perfect). Directed by Rachel Talalay (Doctor Who). Produced by Michael Frislev and Chad Oakes (FX's Fargo).
Scored the thriller FREEZER starring Dylan McDermott (Olympus Has Fallen), Peter Facinelli (The Twilight Saga) Directed by Mikael Salomon (Band Of Brothers) Produced by Mark Manuel (Hacksaw Ridge) "A clever independent action thriller!" -NY Examiner. "A snappy action movie, an economical yet expansive thriller!" - LA Times. Accolade Global Film Competition - Award of Excellence
BEST SCORE - David C. Williams - BROKEN MEMORIES - 2020

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Welcome to Comic Kudos, where I praise comics that I enjoy! For the first article, I figure I would praise one of the most consistently awesome comics I've read in the past year, but one that I haven't heard much buzz about: Silver Surfer by Dan Slott (Amazing Spider-Man) and Michael and Laura Allred (FF, iZombie, Madman). "Anywhere and everywhere — hang on!"
What is this new Silver Surfer series about? Well, besides the silver dude, the main character is Dawn Greenwood, a young woman from Anchor Bay, Massachusetts, who helps her parents run the Greenwood Inn. Until she is kidnapped by aliens!
Why is she kidnapped by aliens? Because they want to force Norrin Radd, the Silver Surfer, former Herald of Galactus, to protect the impossible planet the IMPERICON from the NEVER QUEEN. Why kidnap Dawn Greenwood, though? Because Dawn Greenwood is the most important person in the Silver Surfer's life...or, at least, she will be, because the Silver Surfer doesn't know who she is at all right now.
The whole series is just fun. It's cosmic, space opera stuff that doesn't treat anything too seriously. The Silver Surfer is the same stoic dude as before, but Dawn manages to bring out more of a fun side to him. She even names his board — Toomie, because whenever he calls it, he proclaims, "To me, my board!" (In fact, she evens out some of the Silver Surfer's more pompous/silver-age-y moments.) And, despite the fact that she is kidnapped early on, she never acts as a damsel in distress.
The first story arc, with the Impericon and the Never Queen, is fun and interesting and provides a nice number of twists and manages not to go on for that long. In fact, it only lasts three issues...and the next arc lasts two, making a pretty good collection for the first trade paperback (called, appropriately, "New Dawn").
The fun is also in seeing the very cool artwork by Michael Allred on pencils and Laura Allred on colors. Even in an issue that takes almost almost entirely in darkness (Issue #7, "We Are Sailors On an Endless Sea of Night") looks fantastic. All the interesting designs, combined with the fun story and dialogue by Dan Slott, makes this book one of the ones I anticipate each month (and am constantly afraid is going to get cancelled after what happened to She-Hulk).


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Playoff Week 1: Mike Quick's Eagles Civic Season
This week, the Eagles announcer and former All-Pro wide receiver, with help from a Drexel professor, looks at how Philly stacks up against Chicago—on and off the field
By Mike Quick and Richardson Dilworth
Following in the tradition of Connor Barwin and Malcolm Jenkins, former All-Pro wide receiver and current Eagles broadcaster Mike Quick will write weekly for The Citizen this season, analyzing what the Birds will have to do each week on the field to emerge victorious. We've paired Quick with Professor Richardson Dilworth, Director of Drexel University's Center for Public Policy, who will analyze how Philly stacks up off-the-field against the city we play each week. Dilworth, who knows nothing about football, is arguably Quick's most unlikely teammate ever.
Mike Quick's On-Field Scouting Report: Well, we didn't expect it six or seven weeks ago, but here we are, in the playoffs. And since we're here, we might as well take care of business. It's a single elimination tournament, so anything can happen. The way the Eagles have played lately—with the kind of energy that characterized last season's Super Bowl run—means we have a pretty good chance to win and advance.
In recent weeks, the Birds have stared down two of the best pass rushing teams in the NFL, in Los Angeles and Houston. They'll have to do the same this week against Chicago. Protecting Nick Foles from taking shots from the best defense in football will be a critical key. The Bears lead the league in stopping the run, but that doesn't mean the Eagles shouldn't run the ball. Even if it doesn't net a lot of yards, the run can keep the Bears defense honest and allow Foles to mix in some short passes.
Week 16: Mike Quick's Eagles Civic Season
This week, the Eagles announcer and former All-Pro wide receiver, with help from a Drexel professor, looks at how Philly stacks up against Washington, D.C.—on and off the field
On the other side of the ball, Chicago's offense features a 5'6" firebrand out of itty bitty North Carolina A&T, Tarik Cohen. He's a younger version of our Darren Sproles, and could be just as much of a game changer. The Eagles will have to contain him and tempt Bears quarterback to try and beat them with the pass. He's going to be a good quarterback in this league, but he can turn the ball over, particularly if he feels pressure. And the Eagles pass rush has been applying pressure.
Returning to Chicago is always bittersweet for me, because it was the sight of my biggest professional disappointment: The Eagles 1988 playoff loss to the Bears in the infamous "Fog Bowl." We had the most talented team in football that year and were Super Bowl bound, until that fog rolled in and none of us could see in front of our faces. I love Chicago as a city, but it sure would be nice to get a playoff win there, 30 years after the Fog Bowl.
Prof. Richardson Dilworth's Off-Field Scouting Report: The general impression I get from looking at these scores is that we beat Chicago by very small margins on many items, but Chicago beats us in a few categories by large margins, like percent of the population with a BA and percent that voted in the last mayoral election. The greater percentage of people with a BA in Chicago is a bit of a puzzler. In general I would guess that this stat is just a reflection of a stronger city economy, and that certainly seems to be true in the case of Chicago: they have a significantly lower poverty rate (20.6 percent v. 25.8 percent, according to Census American Community Survey in 2017, which is a 5-year estimate) and higher median household income ($52,497 v. $40,649, again 2013-2017 estimates).
The puzzling piece is that Chicago has over the past decade seen almost no population growth —an estimated 0.8 percent since 2010, compared to 3.6 percent in Philadelphia. I would typically think that a better city economy is more of a magnet for population, leading to stronger population growth. And practically every city Philadelphia has played this season has had much higher population growth than our city, especially the Sunbelt cities.
So why has Chicago, which appears to have a stronger economy, grown at such a slower rate than Philadelphia? One answer is the Great Recession, which hit Chicago especially hard. Between 2009 and 2010 Chicago declined from a population of 2.855 million to 2.698 million—so it lost (net) about 157,000 people. By contrast, the period from 2009 to 2010 was precisely a point of one of the greatest estimated population increases in Philadelphia since 1950—the city went from a population of 1.468 to 1.528 million.
Week 15: Mike Quick's Eagles Civic Season
This week, the Eagles announcer and former All-Pro wide receiver, with help from a Drexel professor, looks at how Philly stacks up against Houston—on and off the field
In terms of overall employment, Chicago has more firms in financial and related services, so it was hit harder than Philadelphia in terms of job loss (and there were more jobs to lose), which explains some of the population loss. The Chicago property market was also more overheated (and still is to some degree), so there were more likely more people who, once they lost their jobs, could no longer afford to live in the city. And the cost of living in Chicago outside of housing has probably increased somewhat more dramatically in Chicago than in Philadelphia, in part due to tax hikes as the city and state of Illinois attempt to deal with underfunded pension crises that are worse than in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania.
Consistent budget shortfalls led Chicago's previous mayor, Richard M. Daley, into some dubious deals by which the city leased out public assets to private investors; most notoriously were the parking meters, which the city leased out for 75 years in a deal that appeared oddly favorable to the investors, who quickly jacked up the price of parking, which was charged through dysfunctional meters that apparently make the Philadelphia Parking Authority look like a model of efficiency and customer service. Pretty much everyone in the city admits that this was a terrible deal—including the city council members who fast-tracked it.
This week, the Eagles announcer and former All-Pro wide receiver, with help from a Drexel professor, looks at how Philly stacks up against Los Angeles—on and off the field
And speaking of Daley, it is worth noting the importance of one tiny difference between the two cities that has had a tremendous impact: The fact that we have term limits on our mayors while Chicago does not. There are other reasons beyond the absence of term limits that explain the absurd control the Daley family has exercised over the Chicago mayor's office (Richard J. Daley served from 1955 to 1976 while his son, Richard M. served from 1989 to 2011), but if they had term limits obviously that family dynasty would have looked a lot different. And Chicago serves as an example that, if we did not have term limits, Rizzo may well have been mayor throughout the entire 1980s.
One final point: Both cities suck in terms of economic and racial segregation. This was reflected especially dramatically when Chicago's murder rate soared in 2016, but those murders were concentrated in just a small handful of mostly poor neighborhoods. So, both cities score high in terms of diversity, but neither should be patting themselves on the back, since they are only diverse in the sense that different racial and ethnic groups live nominally in the same borders but essentially live in different worlds with very different levels of opportunities and advantages.
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# of B Corps
% Population with a BA
% Volunteers
Violent Crime per 1000 people
Diversity Rating
% People Bike to Work
% Acres of Park Space
Public Transportation Score
% Voters in Last Mayoral Election
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Civic Record:
Sep. 6 8:20 pm Falcons
Sep. 16 1:00 pm Buccaneers
Sep. 23 1:00 pm Colts
Sep. 30 1:00 pm Titans
Oct. 7 4:25 pm Vikings
Oct. 11 8:20 pm Giants
Oct. 21 1:00 pm Panthers
Oct. 28 9:30 am Jaguars
Nov. 11 8:20 pm Cowboys
Nov. 18 1:00 pm Saints
Nov. 25 1:00 pm Giants
Dec. 3 8:15 pm Redskins
Dec. 9 4:25 pm Cowboys
Dec. 16 8:20 pm Rams
Dec. 23 1:00 pm Texans
Dec. 30 1:00 pm Redskins
Jan. 6 4:40 pm Bears
Jan. 13 4:40 pm Saints
Playoff Week 2: Mike Quick's Eagles Civic Season
By Mike Quick and Professor Richardson Dilworth


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Grantland, Dr. V and Being Enough
As a former George Washington University basketball player and the first openly transgender Division I athlete, Kye Allums is no stranger to transgender ignorance in the media.
By Kye Allums
Former college basketball player and trans* advocate Kye Allums (Courtesy of Daniel Edwards, Daniel Davis Edwards Productions, LLC and Kennedy Page, K. PAGE Productions Inc.)
Editor's Note: On January 15, ESPN's Grantland website published an article called "Dr. V and Her Magical Putter," by Caleb Hannan. The piece was about a woman named Essay Ann Vanderbilt who had designed a revolutionary golf club. In the course of reporting the story, Hannan discovered that Dr. Vanderbilt had undergone gender transition earlier in her life and outed her to one of her investors. Dr. V later committed suicide. Once published, the article was met with acclaim by several leading sports journalists. Then, after several days, the transgender community and its allies started to raise a series of troubling—and frankly obvious—questions about the report. A firestorm has since ensued and ESPN and Grantland have since issued apologies, with more fallout likely to come.
Here, Kye Allums, the first transgender Division 1 athlete in NCAA history, reflects on the controversy. This piece is the first of ten sports articles in 2014 that will be published at TheNation.com. We are calling it the Edge of Sports Series. Formulated by Nation sports editor Dave Zirin, the series has the dual goals of exploring areas of the sports world ignored by the mainstream press and promoting new writers whose voices are often marginalized in the sports world.
After struggling to read Caleb Hannan's piece "Dr. V's Magical Putter," on ESPN's long-form journalism site Grantland, I felt angry. I felt sad. I felt worthless. For many of the reasons that ESPN contributor Christina Kahrl pointed out in her response, Hannan's article should have never been published. But it was. How many more lives will it take before we are valued? And what is to be done?
For starters, Grantland could take the piece down. It's quite obvious that Dr. V had no interest in sharing this story. When Dr. V's own lawyers asked her to reveal her name in order to move forward on a lawsuit, she refused. That should have been respected, not investigated. Caleb Hannan's story had more than enough golf content to respect Dr. V's wishes by focusing on the science behind her invention. Sadly, once Hannan got word that Dr. V might be transgender, he felt that he had the authority to take Dr. Essay Anne Vanderbilt's story into his own hands.
As a former George Washington University basketball player and the first Division I openly transgender athlete, I am no stranger to transgender ignorance in the media. When Hannan stated that he was going to publish the story despite Dr. V's wishes of keeping certain things private, tears began to run down my face. Much like Dr. V, I too found myself in a conversation with an ESPN journalist, fighting to keep pieces of my story private.
In 2010, after I came out publicly, I found out that ESPN would be airing a segment about me, including private information about my past. After hearing about the segment, I wrote to the reporter. "It has just been brought to my attention that ESPN…will be using old pictures and videos of me from when I was younger. I am not okay with this. Reason being, we live in a world that does not understand what it means to be transgender," I wrote. "Every time I see a transgender person in the media, their stories are always centered around their appearance/physical transition. Being transgender is more than a physical appearance. Being transgender is being all of who I am, and that includes keeping certain things from my life private. Please remove the personal information before it airs."
Like Dr. V, my request was denied. There was nothing I could do. During the week the segment aired, I thought working my campus job would be a great way to get my mind off of the nightmare and escape my escalating feelings of depression. Wrong. I was constantly reminded by everyone that personal pieces of me were out on display for anyone to see. Every time someone said "congratulations," or "I loved your story," it moved me that much closer to the edge. Until one day I was there.
It was towards the end of that week. I still hadn't seen my ESPN piece, and I wasn't planning on watching it, until I did. I was flipping through the channels when I saw my face. I stopped and watched. Within the first ten seconds they shared my old name. My heart sank. Following that were old videos and photos, but worse still was the panel of "Kye" experts discussing my life as a transgender athlete, and how it's impacting women's basketball. I wanted to end my life, and I would have had it not been for the support of my girlfriend and close friends at the time. They saved me. A few months later I noticed that my segment had actually been taken down by ESPN. The reporter had come to his senses. I started to feel more like myself again. I felt like I had my life back in my hands, and I wasn't letting it go for anybody.
Dr. V and I may have two very different sports backgrounds, but we, and many other transgender people, have the shared experience of having pieces of our lives broadcasted against our wishes. This speaks a larger problem in the media: a complete lack of understanding of how to cover transgender people. With that in mind, here are some basic tips to follow:
-Ask us who we are. Like other human beings, every transgender person is different.
-Don't assume anything.
-Always ask a person's name and preferred gender pronoun. If you are unsure of a person's preferred gender pronoun, find out, or stick with their name.
-Listen.
-Respect people's boundaries.
-Ask what you NEED to know, not what you WANT to know.
I am sick and tired of the transgender identity being portrayed as if it's something we should all be afraid of. I am not a monster. I am a human being. I am enough.
These are the very reasons why I became a trans* advocate and founded the storytelling platform Project I Am Enough, which seeks to reaffirm and inspire people through artistic projects, identity discussions and self-love encouragement. I wanted to create something that could stand as a positive reminder during those times of self-doubt and self-hate. Because being transgender is beautiful. The only definition that matters is the one we give of ourselves. Every transgender person has a different story to tell, and it is important to remember that our stories belong to us. Not ESPN. Not Grantland.
In his apology, Grantland's editor-in-chief Bill Simmons said that they were going to keep trying to get better, and Project I Am Enough would like to personally extend an invitation to anyone at Grantland or ESPN to come learn more about transgender people directly from transgender people. Join us Monday, February 3rd, at 8 pm EST, for a Google Hangout as we share personal stories, and discuss best practices on covering transgender people in the media. Follow @TeamIAmEnough for more information.
In the meantime, this Saturday, January 25, at 2 pm Project I Am Enough will have a Twitter chat moderated by activist Mark Travis Rivera (@MarkingThePath). Join us using the hashtag #IamENOUGHchat as we come together and talk about ways of giving love back to ourselves and defining our own self-worth.
Kye AllumsKye Allums is a trans* advocate & founder of Project I Am Enough.


As part of my year 2 education, Mark has challenged me to deliver and then reflect on the session.
This session was part of 8 sessions delivered for a regional coach for his squad players to determine winter development activities in readiness for the new season. Present in this session was the players home coach (responsible for technical input) and the regional coach.
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🎧 Asylum on Saint Helena
Annina Van Neel showed me around Saint Helena, a small scrap of land in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. This island is the most significant physical trace of the Transatlantic slave trade middle passage.
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I was thrilled to have Mat McLachlan on the pod, one of Australia's foremost history presenters and writers. Using his encyclopaedic knowledge of Australian battlefields, Mat and I chatted about Australia's complex relationship with its past, and how this history is perceived and commemorated today.
🎧 Benjamin Franklin in London with Ge...
George Goodwin is a Historian and author, his latest book Benjamin Franklin in London: The British Life of America's Founding Father is out now.
🎧 Bodies of HS2 with the Museum of Lo...
Dan talks to the Head of Heritage for HS2, Helen Wass, as well as Mike Henderson, about the bodies discovered along the route of this infrastructure project, and what they can tell us about the past.


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IRS: Hurricane Ian victims in Florida qualify for tax relief; Oct. 17 deadline, other dates extended to Feb. 15
Updated 10/5/22: Due to the federal holiday observance on October 10, the Penalties on payroll and excise tax deposits due date changed to October 11, 2022.
WASHINGTON — Hurricane Ian victims throughout Florida now have until February 15, 2023, to file various federal individual and business tax returns and make tax payments, the Internal Revenue Service announced today.
The IRS is offering relief to any area designated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). This means that individuals and households that reside or have a business anywhere in the state of Florida qualify for tax relief. The current list of eligible localities is always available on the disaster relief page on IRS.gov.
The February 15, 2023, deadline also applies to quarterly estimated income tax payments due on January 17, 2023, and the quarterly payroll and excise tax returns normally due on October 31, 2022, and January 31, 2023. Businesses with an original or extended due date also have the additional time including, among others, calendar-year corporations whose 2021 extensions run out on October 17, 2022. Similarly, tax-exempt organizations also have the additional time, including for 2021 calendar-year returns with extensions due to run out on November 15, 2022.
In addition, penalties on payroll and excise tax deposits due on or after September 23, 2022, and before October 11, 2022, will be abated as long as the deposits are made by October 11, 2022.
The Disaster Assistance and Emergency Relief for Individuals and Businesses page has details on other returns, payments and tax-related actions qualifying for the additional time.
Individuals and businesses in a federally declared disaster area who suffered uninsured or unreimbursed disaster-related losses can choose to claim them on either the return for the year the loss occurred (in this instance, the 2022 return normally filed next year), or the return for the prior year (2021). Be sure to write the FEMA declaration number – DR-4673-FL − on any return claiming a loss. See Publication 547 for details.
The tax relief is part of a coordinated federal response to the damage caused by Hurricane Ian and is based on local damage assessments by FEMA. For information on disaster recovery, visit DisasterAssistance.gov.