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• Recent events provide renewed opportunities to ensure the safety of American Muslim youth

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  Published on February 2, 2017
  There are several actions adults can take to help Muslim young people feel safe, valued and affirmed

• Recent study correlates child maltreatment with financial struggles

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  Published on August 28, 2012
  Learn more about how the current economy’s financial difficulties can negatively affect family dynamics, safety and well-being.

• Recognizing cultural differences when hosting 4-H international exchange youth

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  Published on July 13, 2012
  Explore how to reach a balance between two cultures in a home with an exchange student.

• Recognizing depression in older adults

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  Published on October 10, 2013
  Family caregivers and friends can help older adults with depression by recognizing the environmental causes and symptoms of depression.

• Relationships: Good, bad and sometimes ugly

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  Published on October 21, 2014
  October is Domestic Violence Awareness month; stop and look at the warning signs.

• Remembering, not reliving, the past: Strategies to talk with children about 9/11

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  Published on September 7, 2012
  September 11, 2001 greatly affected America. As we approach the eleventh anniversary of the terrorist acts, learn strategies to talk to youth in an appropriate way.

• Report identifies good and bad news related to school experiences of LGBTQ youth

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  Published on January 19, 2017
  While the rates of homophobic behaviors in schools are declining, the high levels jeopardize the safety of many young people.

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  Resources to help military families

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  Published on June 24, 2015
  Being a military family can be overwhelming at times. Here are some resources that can help make things a little easier.

• Teaching youth respect - Character Series Part 2

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  Published on March 29, 2012
  This series of articles will help parents and caregivers raise kids with character, including respect.

• Importance of diabetic communications with your health care provider

  Article

  Published on September 12, 2014
  Effectively communicate with others about your diabetes using “I messages.”

• Improve your health through healthy relationships

  Article

  Published on December 11, 2014
  Caring interactions are inexpensive, easy ways to improve overall health.

• Improve your stress and overall health by just breathing

  Article

  Published on November 3, 2015
  Consider these simple solutions for stress relief.

• Indoor Air Quality May Be Hazardous To Your Health – Part Two

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  Published on February 17, 2013
  Identifying and controlling indoor air pollutants can improve indoor air quality and may reduce the risk of health problems for your family.

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  Infants: How to wean

  Article

  Published on December 31, 2012
  Explore tips and suggestions to make the weaning process as seamless as possible for your infant.

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  Infant vision development: Helping babies see their bright futures!

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  Published on December 18, 2014
  Eyes aren’t only the windows to the soul, vision is an important part of learning about, exploring and connecting with the world. Supporting your child’s visual development helps to set their sight on success!

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  Intentionally expanding your circle of family can assist you in parenting efforts

  Article

  Published on June 10, 2013
  Broaden your web of family support.

• Interrupting others: A bad habit or a developmental stage?

  Article

  Published on December 13, 2013
  What can you do when a preschooler continually interrupts?

• Investigate what style and size car seat is right for your child

  Article

  Published on August 28, 2013
  Making sure you have selected and properly installed the correct style and size car seat for your child will provide maximum protection for your “precious cargo”.

• Involve children in making food choices

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  Published on September 26, 2014
  Children need to learn to make their own food choices and what they’ll eat for lunch is a great place to start.

• Involving your child in the kitchen during the festivities

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  Published on December 10, 2015
  Ways to get your toddler involved in the kitchen this holiday season.