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This intergenerational database, sorted by keywords and grouped into similar categories, was compiled in August 2003 and updated June 2004, January 2006, and January 2007 by Abbie Lawrence-Jacobson, Ph.D. from the Joint Doctoral Program in Social Work and Sociology at the University of Michigan. It contains information on some 1,300 references. Categories with new entries for 2007 are marked with an asterisk (*). These files are in Word format and credited to Dr. Lawrence-Jacobsen.

Entire Intergenerational Reference List Keywords List Only

or select from any of the following keywords:

Adult Development* Child Care and/or Long Term Care* Environment* IG Activities* Mentoring* Research & Evaluation*

Age Integration Child Development* Environmental Context* IG Communication Miscellaneous* Resources & Bibliographies

Aging Curricula* Citizenship & Civic Renewal* Ethnography* IG Community Service Multi-Generational Living* Service-Learning*

Arts* College-Linked Retirement Communities Family Roles* IG Education* Older Adult Outcomes* Social Work*

Asset Building* College Students & Elders* Generational Equity* IG Field & Training* Older Adult Volunteers* Students & Elders*

At-Risk Youth Community* Grandparents* IG Foster Care Older People At Risk Technology

Attitudes Toward Elderly* Competencies Grandparents Raising Grandchildren* IG Programs* Partnerships* Theory*

Attitudes Toward IG Exchanges Contact Theory Health* Intergroup Dialogue* Productive Aging Videos

Attitudes Toward Youth* Cross-Cultural* HIV and AIDS* International* Psychiatric Treatment

Book Reviews* Dementia* How-To* Life Review* Public Policy*

Child Care &/or Adult Day Care* Empowerment* Immigration* Life Satisfaction* Religion & Faith*

For any resource list-related revisions, suggestions, or feedback, please contact:

Abigail Lawrence-Jacobson, MSW, PhD

In addition, the following bibliographies are available:

GU Intergenerational Reference List 2007
http://www.gu.org/Bibli6271211.asp
This intergenerational database, sorted by keywords and grouped into similar categories, was compiled in August 2003 and updated June 2004, January 2006, and January 2007 by Abbie Lawrence-Jacobson, Ph.D. from the Joint Doctoral Program in Social Work and Sociology at the University of Michigan. It contains information on some 1,300 references.

GU Grandfamilies Annotated Bibliography 2002
http://ipath.gu.org/documents/A0/Grandfamilies_AnnotatedBibliography.pdf
The bibliography includes over 70 pages of audiovisual resources, books, reports, guides, journal articles, research studies, training manuals and curricula, popular press and national websites.

GU Intergenerational Issues Annotated Bibliography
http://ipath.gu.org/documents/A0/Intergenerational_Issues_Bibliography.pdf
The bibliography includes 10 pages of referenced materials.

CWLA Annotated Bibliography: Moving from Research to Practice
http://www.cwla.org/programs/r2p/bibliokc.pdf
Child Welfare League of America reviews of studies on kinship care.

Council on Accreditation Kinship Care Services
http://www.coastandards.org/downloads/KC/KC%20Reference%20List.pdf
The bibliography lists �Probably Effective Practices.�

Council on Social Work Education
http://depts.washington.edu/geroctr/Curriculum3/Bibliographies/AnnBiblioGrandparents.doc
Annotated Bibliography: Grandparents Raising Grandchildren

University of Victoria
http://socialwork.uvic.ca/grandmoms/bibliog.htm
Selected bibliography on Grandmothers Caring for Grandchildren.

An Annotated Bibliography of Nonageist Literature for Preschool - Primary
http://www.lib.utk.edu/refs/ccyal/research.html
Dr. Sandra McGuire's "Growing Up and Growing Older: Books for Young Readers"

Children's Books on Aging
http://www.gwumc.edu/cahh/booklist/booklist_20041110.pdf
Dr. Gene Cohen's "Books with Positive Portrayal of Aging and Older Characters for Younger Readers, Middle Readers, & Older Readers from PreK to Grade 6"

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