Publications – Family Matters Newsletters
Family Matters Newsletters are published by the Wisconsin Family Impact Seminars. The newsletters are printed on legal-sized paper (8 1/2 x 14 inches).
October 2007 – Volume 7, Issue 1
Is the Public Willing to Pay to Rehabilitate Juvenile Offenders?
May 2006 – Volume 6, Issue 1
The Value of Families in Long-Term Care
April 2005 – Volume 5, Issue 3
Improving Health Care Quality and Cost Efficiency
March 2005 – Volume 5, Issue 2
Reforming the Health Care System
January 2005 – Volume 5, Issue 1
Rising Health Care Costs
June 2004 – Volume 4, Issue 2
Family Involvement in Education
May 2004 – Volume 4, Issue 1
Update on Out-of-School Time
December 2003 – Volume 3, Issue 3
Update on Corrections
October 2003 – Volume 3, Issue 2
Children of Incarcerated Parents
June 2003 – Volume 3, Issue 1
Update on Health Insurance
November 2002 – Volume 2, Issue 3
A Family Perspective in Health Care
October 2002 – Volume 2, Issue 2
Update on Families
May 2002 – Volume 2, Issue 1
Early Childhood Care and Education Update
December 2001 – Volume 1, Issue 2
Early Childhood Care and Education Update
May 2001 – Volume 1, Issue 1
Prescription Drug Update
Since 1976, Federal Family Impact Seminars
Building capacity for family centered policymaking. Read more...
ASPA publishes Researcher–Policymaker Partnerships book
Strategies for launching and sustaining successful collaborations. Read more...
Family-Focused Foster Care seminars conducted throughout US
With support from the Annie E. Casey Foundation, WI, NC, MA, VA, RI, NC, and LA held Family Impact Seminars on Family-Focused Foster Care Policy.
Policy Options to Address Youth Trauma
Massachusetts focuses FIS on Policy Options to Address Youth Trauma.
Homelessness and Families
Utah focuses FIS on Impacts and Cost Estimates of Homelessness and Families.