Young Fathers Video and Workshop Guide

This two-disc package features the award-winning Young Fathers documentary, which focuses on two young fathers, Dupree and Anthony, providing an intimate portrait of their lives, especially their relationships with their children. The film explores the challenges of early parenthood, healthy co-parenting relationships, child support and marriage issues. Anthonys and Duprees experiences highlight the circumstances of many low-income fathers, including those who have been involved with the criminal justice system.The package also includes discussion guides and lesson plans that are appropriate for a range of different settings and audiencesin employment and reentry programs, parenting and marriage workshops, with students in the classroom, program staff and partner agencies

One of the Finest Sources of Recruits: The Canadian Cadet Movement During the Second World War

This article examines the history of the Sea, Army, and Air Cadet programs during the Second World War. The movement expanded rapidly during the war, with the assistance of the Canadian forces, which became more directly involved with the equipping, training, and administration of their respective cadet branches. Cadet training became increasingly sophisticated in an effort to provide cadets with the rudiments of modern military training in order to speed their transition into the armed forces when they reached enlistment age. The movement’s leaders viewed their primary role as providing pre-trained recruits to meet the needs of the military, and the military, for the most part, viewed former cadets as excellent recruit material

Butler County Solid Waste Commission, Independent Auditor's Reports, Financial Statement, Schedule of Findings, June 30, 2004

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REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION UNDER THE FEDERAL FAIR HOUSING AMENDMENTS ACT

This article reviews the legislative history and case law of the Fair Housing Act. It reviews the elements of a claim for reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities under the FHA. It argues that some courts have incorrectly interpreted the statute restrictively defying the intentions of the drafters of the statute