Louisiana Family Impact Seminars
The Louisiana Family Impact Seminars are directed by Pam Monroe of Louisiana State University.
| Seminar | Date | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| FIS 7 | May 2015 | Youth Aging Out of Foster Care: Eliminating Barriers to College Success |
| FIS 6 | March 2013 | Youth Aging out of Foster Care |
| FIS 5 | March 2012 | Predatory Lending and its Impact on Louisiana Families |
| FIS 4 | November 2011 | Evidence-Based Solutions to Poverty: Nurse-Family Partnership Home Visitation Program |
| FIS 3 | March 2011 | Positive Birth Outcomes for Louisiana Families |
| FIS 2 | February 2010 | Connecting Business to Innovative Strategies for Poverty Reduction: Economic Benefits of Early Childhood Investments |
| FIS 1 | January 2009 | New Findings About an Innovative Performance-Based Scholarship Program for Low-Income Parents Attending Louisiana Community Colleges |
Contact Information
- Pam Monroe
- Louisiana State University
- School of Social Work
- pmonroe@lsu.edu
- Dana Hunter
- Office of the Governor Children’s Cabinet
- dhunte4@tigers.lsu.edu
- Tyra Banks
- Louisiana State University
- banks.consulting@yahoo.com
- Daryl Blacher
- Louisiana Department of Children & Family Services
- Daryl.Blacher@la.gov
- Charmaine Caccioppi
- Louisiana Association of United Ways
- CharmaineC@unitedwaynola.org
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