Stephen provided expert commentary in a new article, “Should We/Shouldn’t We? The Great Parent (and Kid) Drinking Debate” in Urban Family magazine.
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On June 9, 2015 Stephen presented a day-long “train-the trainer” seminar to professionals of The Jewish Education Project in New York City. His remarks focused on the role that Jewish educators play in the educational, spiritual and civic development and engagement of Jewish youth, particularly teens. The Jewish Education Project helps congregations create new models of
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Stephen’s latest column for kidsinthehouse.com, Got Camp?, speaks to the value of summer camp for children and advises parents and other caregivers as to how best select the right program for their child.
On May 20th, Stephen spoke to 7th graders at the American Heritage School in Delray Beach, FL. His topics included character development, positive risk-taking, community engagement, and resilience.
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Stephen’s May column for Psychology Today, Sibling Revelry – The new science of brothers and sisters … at home and at summer camp, highlights the role of siblings in producing positive youth outcomes.
Stephen and Jesse Bajaj, a student member of the national advisory board at the Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE), have co-authored a column, The Inevitable Entrepreneur, on youth entrepreneurship for kidsinthehouse.com.
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Stephen’s new column in The Huffington Post, “A Point of Privilege,” focuses on the role of young people, adults, institutions, organizations and companies in creating positive change that helps others.
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Stephen’s May/June feature article for Camping Magazine, It’s Complicated, addresses summer camp counselors on the topics of puberty, sexual decision-making and sexual assault.
Stephen’s April column for The Huffington Post, A Little Unwell, discusses the stigmatizing of mental illness and the lack of access to mental health service, especially on college campuses. It features original research from the Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE) and SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) as well as quotes from Dr. Stephen
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Stephen contributed one of four articles on the subject of setting childhood allowances for NBCUniversal’s Education Nation ParentToolKit.com site. There Is No One Size Fits All Approach to Allowance recognizes the importance of Financial Literacy Month.
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