Legal Journals and Publications Relating to Children

• ABA Child Law Practice - A 16-page monthly periodical for lawyers published by ABA Center for Children on Children and the Law; the text of a sample CLP issue may also be obtained from the Center’s web site at: http://www.abanet.org/ftp/pub/child/sample.txt *KF 479 A5 N32

• Children's Legal Rights Journal - published by the American Bar Association, Center on Children and the Law, and Loyola University Chicago School of Law - phone 1-800-828-7571 *HV 701.C48

• Child Welfare, Journal of Policy, Practice and Program, Child Welfare League of America - phone 202-638-2952

• Family Law Quarterly - quarterly publication of American Bar Association Section of Family Law

• The Guardian which is the quarterly periodical from The National Association of Counsel for Children

• Journal of the Center for Children and the Courts published by California's Center for Children and the Courts is an annual academic journal that covers the interplay between children, families, and the courts.

• Journal of Juvenile Law - published by the University of La Verne College of Law.

• Journal of Juvenile Law & Policy published by the University of California at Davis - *KF 479.A15

• Juvenile and Family Court Journal - National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges - phone (412) 227-6950

• Juvenile and Family Law Digest - National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges - phone (412) 227-6950

• Juvenile Justice Update - published by Civic Research Institute - phone (609) 683-4450 *KF 9772.589

• Kindex - index to legal periodical literature concerning children, published by National Center for Juvenile Justice - phone 1-800-828-7571 *KF 8.K56

• Michigan Child Welfare Law Journal - published by Michigan Child Welfare Law Resource Center

• Youth Law News, National Center for Youth Law *KF 3731 A3 Y68

• Children's Defense Fund publications

• Voices for America's Children (formerly the National Association of Child Advocates) publications

* Refer to either Call Numbers at the University of Connecticut School of Law Library or available at the Center for Children's Advocacy Legal Resource Center. For more information, contact the Center for Children's Advocacy.