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Uninvited Guests: Teens in New York City Foster Care

Kristin Morse October 1, 2002

Child Welfare Watch Vol. 8, Fall 2002 (PDF)

This edition of Child Welfare Watch offers an in-depth examination of the issues facing teenagers in New York City's foster care system.

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