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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 Seminars The Wisconsin Family Impact Seminars are directed by Karen Bogenschneider. All seminar briefing reports can be downloaded at no charge, but if you would like a soft-cover printed copy, please contact University Extension’s Publication website for more information. You can browse their catalog and find ordering information on the Publications website. Seminar Date Topic FIS 28 February 2010 Workforce Development Policy: New Directions for States FIS 27 February 2009 Growing the State Economy: Evidence-Based Policy Options FIS 26 January 2008 Looking Beyond the Prison Gate: New Directions in Prisoner Reentry FIS 25 October 2007 Cost-Effective Approaches in Juvenile and Adult Corrections: What Works? What Doesn’t? FIS 24 January 2007 Affordable Strategies to Cover the Uninsured: Policy Approaches from Other States FIS 23 February 2006 Long-Term Care Reform: Wisconsin's Experience Compared to Other States FIS 22 October 2005 Medicaid: Who Benefits, How Expensive is It, and What are States Doing to Control Costs? FIS 21 February 2005 Improving Health Care Quality While Curbing Costs FIS 20 February 2004 A Policymaker's Guide to School Finance: Approaches to Use and Questions to Ask FIS 19 October 2003 Corrections Policy: Can States Cut Costs and Still Curb Crime? FIS 18 January 2003 Rising Health Care Costs: Employer Purchasing Pools and Other Policy Options FIS 17 January 2002 Early Childhood Care and Education: What Are States Doing? FIS 16 March 2001 Designing a State Prescription Drug Benefit: Strategies to Control Costs FIS 15 January 2001 Rising Prescription Drug Costs: Reasons, Needs and Policy Responses FIS 14 January 2000 Helping Poor Kids Succeed: Welfare, Tax and Early Intervention Policies FIS 13 October 1999 Raising the Next Generation: Public and Private Parenting Initiatives FIS 12 February 1999 Long-Term Care: State Policy Perspectives FIS 11 March 1998 Enhancing Educational Performance: Three Policy Alternatives FIS 10 January 1998 Building Resiliency and Reducing Risk: What Youth Need from Families and Communities to Succeed FIS 9 May 1997 Moving Families Out of Poverty: Employment, Tax and Investment Strategies FIS 8 February 1997 Programs and Policies to Prevent Youth Crime, Smoking and Substance Use: What Works? FIS 7 March 1996 Teenage Pregnancy Prevention: Programs that Work FIS 6 November 1995 Child Support: The Effects of the Current System on Families FIS 5 January 1995 Welfare Reform: Can Government Promote Parental Self-sufficiency While Ensuring the Well-being of Children? FIS 4 May 1994 Promising Approaches for Addressing Juvenile Crime FIS 3 January 1994 Can Government Promote Competent Parenting? FIS 2 October 1993 Single Parenthood and Children's Well-being FIS 1 March 1993 Building Policies That Put Families First: A Wisconsin Perspective Contact Information Karen Bogenschneider University of Wisconsin-Madison Human Development & Family Studies 1430 Linden Drive Madison, WI 53706 (608) 262-4070 karen@familyimpactseminars.org Jennifer Seubert University of Wisconsin-Madison Wisconsin Family Impact Seminars 1300 Linden Drive, Room 18 Madison, WI 53706 (608) 263-2353 info@familyimpactseminars.org Wisconsin Family Impact Seminar Funders Current and past support for the Wisconsin Family Impact Seminars, which is sponsored by UW-Extension and the Center for Excellence in Family Studies of the School of Human Ecology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, includes The Helen Bader Foundation, The Brittingham Foundation, The Harry and Lynde Bradley Foundation, The Joyce Foundation, The A.L. Mailman Foundation, The National Governors Association, The National Conference of State Legislatures, and The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Private Philathropists include Jean Manchester Biddick, Elizabeth C. Davies, and Phyllis M. Northway. Download the Wisconsin Family Impact Seminars brochure. (pdf)
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