Policy and Practice of Public Human Services 2004: Vol 62 Index

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Features by Title Happy Together: The Story of Features by Author
Collaboration. Sarah Hicks and
A Place to Call Home. American Public Kathryn Dyjak. September, p. 18 American Public Human Services
Human Services Association. March, Association. A Place to Call Home.
p; 22: Leadership: An Open Letter to Human March, p. 12.
Service Leaders. Linda A. Wolf. June,
A Spirit of Collaboration: A Conversation p. 18. American Public Human Services
with Marc Cherna. American Public
Association. A Spirit of Collaboration: A
Human Services Association. June, Reducing the Bottom Line. Paul Claussen
Conversation with Marc Cherna. June,
p. 24. and Kelly Harder. March, p. 16.
p. 24.
Adopting a New Compact. Robin Arnold- Reflections on the Food Stamp Program.
Arnold-Williams, Robin, and
Williams and Elizabeth Oppenheim. Bonny O’Neil. June, p. 10.
Oppenheim, Elizabeth. Adopting a New
September, p. 10.
Compact. September, p. 10.
Technology: the Wave of the Future. Bob
Child Witness, Star Witness. Tina Stauffer and John Skowron. December,
Claussen, Paul, and Harder, Kelly.
Morgan and Susan Sowards. December, p. 20.
Reducing the Bottom Line. March, p. 16.
p. 20.
The Importance of Assessment in Child
Funding Child Care. Nancy VonBargen Welfare. Patricia Schene, John Caffaro, Hicks, Sarah and Dyjak, Kathryn.
and Earl Johnson, Jr. March, p. 2. and John Fluke. December, p. 14. Happy Together: The Story of
Collaboration. September, p. 18.
You Succeed, I Succeed. Roger Munns,
September, p. 22 Morgan, Tina, and Sowards, Susan.
Child Witness, Star Witness. December,
p. 20.
Converting Strategy Into
Converting Good Intentions Into Oute Munns, Roger. You Succeed, I Succeed.
September, p. 22.
O’Neil, Bonny. Reflections on the Food
Stamp Program. June, p. 10.
Schene, Patricia, Caffaro, John,
and Fluke, John. The Importance of
Assessment in Child Welfare. December,
Human service leaders face daunting challenges and unprecedented opportunities — p. 14.
changing political and economic priorities, new technologies, increased public and
legislative expectations, and an aging infrastructure, to name a few. They know Stauffer, Bob and Skowron, John.
lurching from crisis to crisis is not the answer to these challenges. Technology: the Wave of the Future.
They know leadership is about moving their agencies from SURVIVINGt o THRIVING. December, p. 10.
Human service leaders across the nation have turned to their professional
organization for help, and you can too. VonBargen, Nancy, and Johnson, Jr.,
Earl. Funding Child Care. March, p. 22.
The American Public Human Services Association's
Organizational and Professional Development staff can
Woif, Linda A. Leadership: An Open
help you build leadership capacity for the 21st century.
We offer training and consulting services that help convert APHF S" A— . Letter to Human Service Leaders. June,
American Public Human Services Association
strategy into results, good intentions into outcomes. p. 18.
To learn more, call APHSA’s Organizational
and Professional Development staff at [phone].
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