Special Online Rates in 2010 Don't miss out on new research, clinical implications, & policy recommendations. To help social work programs maintain affordable learning resources, we have instituted a hardship rate of 20% off the regular online-only subscription cost. Sign up for E-Alerts Winter 2009/2010 E-Alert available. Plus, browse the announcement archive. Child Food Insecurity: Do Informal Supports Matter? New article on child hunger and food insecurity that persists despite food stamps and informal help. Abstract Podcasts New abstract podcasts of October 2009 and January 2010 articles now available. Online CE Courses About Spirituality in Consumers Collection features courses for developing cultural competency in spirituality issues with clients. Practice & Policy Focus: Kinship Care in Child Welfare New issue compares best practices in assessment, placement, and permanency.	Explore Families in Society Online: Current Issue Past Issues Free Articles Web-Only Articles Book Reviews October—December 2009 Issue Now Online New winter issue (Vol. 90, No. 4) features articles on antipoverty efforts for vulnerable families, intervention models and service delivery, evolving practice frameworks, and familial strengths and efficacy. Preview January–March 2010 Issue Browse the spring issue (Vol. 91, No. 1) articles, authors, and abstracts. 2009 Annual Index (Volume 90) Comprehensive index includes authors, subjects, and book reviews. Expanded Online Book Review Section Check out the new topics, an expanded title list, & a variety of media formats.

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