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A national newsletter for Cooperative Extension hosted by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Previous Newsletters

2000

December - Money and Teens
November - Strong Families - Strong Teens
October - Family Sexuality Education
September - The Risk or Disordered Eating
August- Homework Yuck!
June- Calcium Crisis
May- Myths About Adolescent Suicide
April- The Facts About Teen Substance Abuse
March- Teen Tobacco Use
February- Adolescents and Condoms
January- Youth and Y2K

1999

January- Youth Community Service
February- Economic Stress in the Lives of Youth
March- Communication About Sexuality
April- Sexual Assult Awareness
May- Adolescent Cognitive Development: "I already know everything I need to know!"
June- School Violence: Facts and Resources
July- Youth Voice and Participation
August- "What are you listening to?" -- Teens and Music
September- How are young people affected by the traumatic experiences of their infancy and childhood?
October- Raising Boys to Men
November- The Miraculous Minds of Teens
December- Fueling Up For Fitness

1998

January - 1998 Theme: The Development Challenges of Adolescence
February - The Development of Autonomy Part1: Emotional Autonomy
March - The Development of Autonomy Part2: Behavioral Autonomy
April - Acquiring Interpersonal Skills Part 1: Family
May - Acquiring Interpersonal Skills Part 2: Peers
June - Acquiring Interpersonal Skills Part 3: The Adult Community
July - Dealing with Emerging Sexuality Part 1: Physical Development
August - Dealing with Emerging Sexuality Part 2: Emotional Development
September - Acquiring Education Part 1: Changes in School Environments
October - Acquiring Education Part 2: Preparing for Adult Roles
November - Resolving Identity Issues Part 1: Developing a Health Sense of Self
December - Resolving Identity Issues Part 2: Developing Personal Values

1997

January - Character Counts!
February - Character Counts! Trustworthiness
March - Character Counts! Responsibility
April - Character Counts! Respect
May - Character Counts! Fairness
June - Character Counts! Caring
July - Character Counts! Citizenship
August - Ethical Decision Making
September - Character Counts! In Nebraska
October - Character Counts!.. Youth As Resources
November - Making Character Count in Your Family
December - Character Education in the Community

1996

January - Why Violence?
February - Time That Counts
March - Sports Nutrition
April - Responibility: Helping Teens Understand
May - Hazards Outside the Home
June - Helping Teens Steer Clear of Drugs
July - Teens, Parents, Foods, Nutrition: Anything in Common?
August - Anger Management
September - Eating Disorders
October - Child Abuse Produces Problems
November - Who Says No?
December - Character Does Count!

1995

April - Introduction to Ups & Downs Newsletter
May - How To Talk To Teenagers So They Will Listen
June - The Changing Demographics of Families and Teenagers in Nebraska
July - Boosting Adolescents Self-Esteem
August - Parenting Your Teen Through Fall Sports Activities
September - What Am I Going To Do After High School? Exploring Career Options With Teenagers
October - Money and Teens
November - Living Through Adolescents
December - The Gentle Nudge

The Ups & Downs of Adolescence is edited by:
Rosalie Bakken, Adolescent Development Specialist, University of Nebraska-Lincoln and
Stephen Russell, 4-H Youth Development, University of California at Davis

Contact Dr. Bakken at rbakken2@unl.edu


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