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Discusses the nature and causes of teen prostitution.

Examines the events and aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, focusing on the aid given to the relief effort by local citizens and others across the nation and beyond.

Tells the story of Ashley Shuyler, a young woman who was so impressed by the people of Tanzania when she traveled there with her family at the age of eleven, that she founded AfricAid, a nonprofit organization that raises money to help Tanzanian children, especially girls, get an education.

Examines homelessness in today's society as it affects our nation's youth, their education, upbringing, opportunities for employment, enmeshment with crime, and prospects for improving their situation.

Discusses issues relating to children's rights such as equal access to education, health care, rights in schools, and the juvenile justice system.

Presents case studies of teenagers living with homelessness, prostitution, alcoholism, and neighborhood violence and interviews with staff members from organizations committed to helping teenagers in crisis.

Discusses the forms of child abuse, its historical and cultural context, and society's methods of dealing with it.

Katie Davis left over Christmas break of her senior year for a short trip to Uganda. She found that she was moved by the people and their needs and wanted to help. Katie returned to Uganda to care for them and has established a ministry, Amazima, to help feed and educate them.

The personal story of a boy with abusive and neglectful parents is accompanied by information about topics related to the child protection system.

Provides medical, audiological and educational information that will assist in identifying the educational approach best suited to the hard-of-hearing or deaf child.