This issue of Emphasis contains 10 articles dealing with important issues for the 1980s. "A Place for Youth" (L. Lefstein) discusses programs for latchkey children. "Transcending the Norm" (S. Miller Perry) describes a black single parent program in Washington, D.C. "Safety First" (M. Stone and L. Loontjens) presents a child sexual abuse prevention program. "Partners for Protection" (P. Russo) describes an in-school program on child sexual abuse prevention. "Close-up" presents an interview with Alexander Capron on bioethical issues. "New Meanings for Men" (B. Crane) examines changing male roles and intimacy. "Supportive Solutions" (P. Kies-Lowe and L. Safron) discusses new ways of dealing with infertility. "Herpes and AIDS: Managing the Mania" (A. Hoffman) focuses on ways to enlighten professionals and the media about current health concerns. "Making Sense of the Syndrome" (J. Omelchuck) describes a program for helping women who suffer from premenstrual syndrome. "What's Love Got to Do with It? (B. Petrich) discusses intimacy in relationships. An 18-page annotated bibliography dealing with topics such as intimacy, child sexual abuse, pre-menstrual syndrome, infertility, herpes and AIDS, bioethics, and latchkey children is appended.