Announcing: Volume 6

The Arkansas Journal of Social Change and Public Service is proud to announce the publication of Volume 6. This volume features: Putting Social Change in Perspective: An Editor鈥檚 Note for Announcing: Volume 6

Becoming an In-Town Destination: Urban Planning and Placemaking Approaches for Improving Urban Safety around the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Campus

Dr. Yang Luo-Branch* I.      INTRODUCTION Many Little Rock residents perceive the area around the University of Arkansas at Little Rock (鈥溙切腣log传媒LR鈥) campus as decayed, dangerous, and threatening to the long-term Becoming an In-Town Destination: Urban Planning and Placemaking Approaches for Improving Urban Safety around the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Campus

The Underground Market of Internationally Adopted Children: Re-homing and Questioning the Practice of International Adoption

By Abigail Niehaus* 鈥溾橰e-homing is not regulated; there鈥檚 no legal framework to address it. It鈥檚 mostly an underground affair.鈥欌漑1] 鈥淩e-homing鈥 is when adoptive parents post an advertisement on the internet The Underground Market of Internationally Adopted Children: Re-homing and Questioning the Practice of International Adoption