| Archived Schuyler Center Source Articles
Issue #4 articles:
New York's New Budget: More Pain Than Gain for Health and Human Services 
Adult Home Reform: The Budget is Only the First Step
Spending and Government Efficiency Commission Seeks Input
Issue #3 articles:
State of the Budget
Issue #2 articles:
Brief Summary of Proposed Budget Actions
Archived Children's Policy Agenda e-News Articles
We Can't Wait for Superman
Key Facts Why New York Can't Wait for Superman
Educational Neglect: An Advocate's Perspective
guest column by Erika Palmer, Supervising Attorney, Advocates for Children of N.Y., Inc.
Getting Ready for a New Year
Early Childhood Advisory Council Releases Priorities
Poverty Needs to Be on the Agenda
Expanded Op-Ed By Denise Harlow and Kate Breslin, first published in the November 2, 2010 Albany Times Union.
NYS Business Leaders Call for Investment in Early Childhood Education
Get Ready for the Election: Tools You Can Use
How to talk to Candidates and Reporters This Election Season: Making the Most of Your Message
Report Shows That New York Can Do More For Children’s Dental Health
Health Care Reform Advances Children’s Dental Health
New York State Grant Designed To Strengthen Oral Health
Raising the Age of Criminal Responsibility in New York State: the Right Thing to Do
Not-For-Profit Agencies Play Key Role in New York's Juvenile Justice System
May 19th Poverty Simulation Workshop description
Kinship Guardianship Assistance: A Permanency Option for New York State
Support the Sugar Sweetened Beverage Tax for Children’s Health
Filling out census form just makes good sense
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New York State's Juvenile Justice System
U.S. Department of Justice Investigation Into New York's Juvenile Justice Facilities
Charting a New Course: A Blueprint for Transforming Juvenile Justice in New York State
New York State 2110 - 2011 Executive Budget: A Summary of Health and Human Services Funding for Children's Programs and Services
God Bless The Child That's Got His Own An article by the Honorable W. Dennis Duggan, a Family Court Judge in Albany County. Published in April 2007 for the Albany County Bar Association Newsletter, it appears here with his permission.
Budget Advocacy: Understanding the Process
Cuts Made to Current State Budget; More to Come
Get Ready for a New Legislative Session
SCAA Releases New Report on Foster Care Youth
SCAA Launches New Webpage on Adolescent Health
Disconnected Youth Issue Gains Traction
Education Stability: A Strategy to Improve the Well-Being of Children in Foster Care
Fostering Connections to Success and Increasing Adoptions Act of 2008
New York Children's Action Network Holds Productive Annual Meeting
Simple Truth
New York's Children
Transition to College
Federal Legislation
Reading in Elementary and Middle School:The Grades Are In
New Tool For Advocates
The Unloved 2009 State Budget: Good for Children and Families
Improved Access to Coverage and CHP Premium Hikes Included in State Budget
QUALITYstarsNY Proposal Moves Ahead
Dental Coverage Improved Under Children's Health Insurance
State Budget: Not So Bad For Human Services
New York State to Kick-Off Early Childhood Advisory Council
Family Assessment Response Pilot Instituted in New York State
Home Visiting Proposed Budget Cuts
SCHIP Reauthorized as CHIP
Stimulus Impact on New York State Children
Governor Paterson's State of the State SCAA Budget and Revenue ProposalNational UpdateGovernor Releases Budget ProposalSCAA Scores Gov's Budget Proposal: Good Plan, Could Be BetterChildren’s Advocates React to Proposed Budget Cuts to Home VisitingBudget Advocacy: When and How to do What
The Challenge of Keeping
Children Safe
Educating Elected Officials: Getting Ahead of the Budget Crisis
Prevention That Works
Advocacy With Others
Beyond High School Graduation
New York CAN, Oct. 2nd Meeting
Advocates, Vote!
Disconnected Youth: Preventing Disengagement
Step Up for Kids NY Rally Recap
Advocacy Tools
Advancing Quality Early Learning
Home is Where the Start Is
You can do it too!
New York Can Lead
Good Health Begins Early
Advocacy at All Levels
Focus on the Issues: Child Poverty
Advocacy 101
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