HOME |  WHAT'S NEW |  FAQS |  ABOUT US |  CONTACT US
Connecting Policymakers and Professionals to
Build Research-Based Family Policy
STATE SEMINARS
PUBLICATIONS
FAMILY DATA
FAMILY IMPACT
 
Policy Institute for
Family Impact Seminars
UW-Madison/Extension
3rd Fl Middleton Bldg
1305 Linden Drive
Madison WI 53706
Phone: 608-263-2353
Fax: 608-265-6048
Wisconsin Family Impact Seminar #5

Welfare Reform: Can Government Promote Parental Self-sufficiency While Ensuring the Well-being of Children?

January 25, 1995

Download the Full Report (pdf)
Download the Executive Summary (pdf)

Featured Speakers

Thomas Corbett, Assistant Professor of Social Work and Associate Director of the Institute for Research on Poverty, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Child Poverty and Welfare Dependency: An Enduring Dilemma

Kristin Moore, Executive Director and Director of Research, Child Trends, Inc.
What Are Families On Welfare Like? How Is Welfare likely To Affect Children and Why?

Rebecca Maynard, Trustee Professor of Education, Social Policy, & Communication at the University of Pennsylvania, Senior Fellow, Mathematica Policy Research, Inc.
Welfare Reform and Teenage Childbearing: Lessons From a Decade of Research

Additional Chapters/Materials

Welfare Reform and the Need for a Two-Generational Approach: A Wisconsin Perspective, by Karen Bogenschneider

Wisconsin Resources on Welfare Reform, by Beverly Hartberg
If you have trouble accessing this page, require this information in an alternative format, or wish to request a reasonable accommodation because of a disability contact Jennifer Seubert at info@familyimpactseminars.org or 608-263-2353.

Pennsylvania capitol photo courtesy of Edward Crim Photography, ©2006.