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Child Care Subsidies in Urban and Rural Counties - Research Brief

By: Kendall Swenson
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The Effects of Marriage on Health: A Synthesis of Recent Research Evidence. Research Brief

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Oklahoma Marriage Initiative: An Overview of the Longest-Running Statewide Marriage Initiative in the U.S.: Research Brief

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Public Assistance Use Among Two-Parent Families: An Analysis of TANF and Food Stamp Program Eligibility and Participation - Research Brief

States increasingly are focusing on the TANF goals relating to promoting and supporting healthy marriage. To understand how state policies may affect marriage, it is useful to first examine the extent to which existing public assistance programs provide benefits to both married-parent and single-parent families.
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Rereporting and Recurrence of Child Maltreatment: Findings from NCANDS: Research Brief

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Alternative Responses to Child Maltreatment: Findings from NCANDS: Research Brief

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Indicators of Welfare Dependence: 2005 Research Brief

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Public Assistance Use Among Two-Parent Families: An Analysis of TANF and Food Stamp Program Eligibility and Participation: Research Brief

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Indicators of Welfare Dependence: 2005 Research Brief

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Understanding Adoption Subsidies: An Analysis of AFCARS Data - Research Brief

Adoption subsidies are perhaps the single most powerful tool by which the child welfare system can encourage adoption and support adoptive families. The federal Adoption Assistance Program was created by Congress in 1980 to ensure that families adopting foster children with special needs could do so without reducing or exhausting their resources.