The Child Welfare League of America is the nation's oldest and largest membership-based child welfare organization committed to engaging people everywhere in promoting the well-being of children, youth, and their families and protecting every child from harm. By publishing a diverse range of views on a wide array of topics, this publication, "Children's Voice" seeks to encourage public discussion and debate among those who are committed to helping children and families. Included in this issue are: (1) From Custody to Career: Young People Leaving Foster Care or Incarceration Often Struggle during the Transition to Work (Jennifer Michael); (2) Other Voices: The Responsibility of the Reconciled (Terry Cross); (3) Survivors, Not Victims: Children of Murdered Parents (Mary Liepold); (4) Fostering Progress: Facts to Move Children and Families Forward (Mary Bissell and Rob Geen); (5) Navigating Special Ed: Working with the Special Education System Can Be Confusing (David Gold and Thomas Stacy); (6) Exceptional Children: Navigating Learning Disabilities and Special Education (Sheldon H. Horowitz); (7) Clear Expectations: How Can CEOs Provide Guidelines without Being Overly Controlling? (Charles L. Baker); (8) Executive Directions; (9) Other Voices; (10) Agency Briefs; (11) State of the States; (12) Eye on CWLA; and (13) Bulletin Board. [For Volume 14, Number 5 of Children's Voice, see ED491149.]