Wisconsin Family Impact Seminar #1
Building Policies That Put Families First: A Wisconsin Perspective
March 31, 1993
Featured Speakers
Karen Bogenschneider, Asstistant Professor of Child & Family Studies and Family Policy Specialist, University of Wisconsin-Madison/Extension
Why We Need a Family Perspective in Policy-Making?
Theodora Ooms, Director, Family Impact Seminars, Washington DC
What is a Family: Implications for Policy
Margo Melli, Voss-Bascom Law Professor, University of Wisconsin-Madison
How are Families Treated in Wisconsin Law?
Robert Young, Family Demographics Specialist, University of Wisconsin-Extension
What Changes Have Occurred in Families and Households in Wisconsin?
William Doherty, Professor of Family Social Science, University of Minnesota
A Family-Focused Approach to Health Care
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