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Planning for Long-Term Sustainability for an Effective Model of Building Evidence-Based Youth and Family Policy

Funding will allow Bogenschneider to continue building a healthy base of funding for the Policy Institute for Family Impact Seminars.

The Institute’s mission is to strengthen family policy by connecting state policymakers with high-quality, objective, and solutions-oriented research. It also brings a family impact perspective to issues being debated in state legislatures and offers technical assistance to facilitate dialogue among policy and research professional

About This Grant

Principal Investigator Karen Bogenschneider, University Of Wisconsin, Madison
Grant Period July 2013 – June 2015
Programs Capacity-Building and Communications
Focus Areas Connecting Research / Policy / Practice
Topics Family & Child Policy
Grant Amount
$50,000.00

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