Founding
Gertrud Lenzer, founding director of the Children and Youth Studies Program (formerly known as Children's Studies) and the Children's Studies Center for Research, Policy and Public Service. (Photo credit: National Humanities Center, 2014)
All files are in pdf format unless otherwise noted.
- 2002—"Children's Studies and the Human Rights of Children: Toward a Unified Approach," by Gertrud Lenzer in Children as Equals
- 2000—"Children's Studies: Beginnings and Purposes,"The Lion and The Unicorn by Gertrud Lenzer
- 1998—The Dallas Morning News Q&A with Gertrud Lenzer
- 1998—The New York Times Cites Gertrud Lenzer as founding "a pioneering program in 'children's studies.'"
- 1998—"The Importance of Children's Rights Programs in Academic Institutions," by Gertrud Lenzer in Loyola Poverty Law Journal, Volume 4
- 1997—National Child Labor Committee Profile on Gertrud Lenzer, recipient of the 1997 Lewis Hines Award, and founding director of the Children's Studies Program and Center
- 1996—"Children's Studies and the Arts and Sciences: Recent Trends," by Gertrud Lenzer in Understanding Children's Rights. Collected papers presented at University of Ghent.
- 1996—CHILDNEWS The new interdisciplinary Children's Studies Program is discussed alongside the creation of the Children's Studies Center
- 1996—The Chronicle of Higher Education This article features the Children's Studies Program and Gertrud Lenzer
- 1994—CHILDNEWS Features announcements made by Gertrud Lenzer, including the establishment of Children's Studies as an interdisciplinary program at Brooklyn College
