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March 2008
2008 Seminars
- GA – Georgia Policy Opportunities: Childhood Obesity
- WI – Looking Beyond the Prison Gate: New Directions in Prisoner Reentry
- MN – Options for a Responsive and Accountable Early Childhood Education System in Minnesota
- MI – The Journey Home: Connecting Soldiers, Families, and Communities
- IL – Illinois Families Under Stress: The Long Term Care Crisis
- NC – Dropout Prevention: Strategies for Improving High School Graduation Rates
- VA – Truancy and Dropout Prevention Policies: Strategies for Virginia’s Youth
- IN – The Burden of the Unbanked in Indiana
- NM – The Impact of Incarceration on Families, Children, and the Community: Consequences and Costs
Tennessee Family Impact Seminar Directors Featured in NCFR's Family Focus
Check out "Strengthening Families: Making Connections to Early Childhood Policy," a Family Focus article based on information from ...
Massachusetts Impact Seminars hold 5th seminar
The Massachusetts Family Impact Seminars held their 5th seminar March 26, 2014 on A Lot on Our Plate: Chronic Health Threats in Massachusetts.
Missouri Family Impact Seminars hold 2nd seminar
The Missouri Family Impact Seminars held their 2nd seminar March 26, 2014 on Early Childhood Education: Investing in Missouri's Children.
Tennessee Impact Seminars hold 1st seminar
The Tennessee Family Impact Seminars held their 1st seminar February 3, 2014 on Strengthening Families.
Four New Sites Join Our Network!
The Family Impact Institute (formerly the Policy Institute for Family Impact Seminars) is proud to welcome Arizona, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Rhode Island to our policy network. Affiliates from these four states attended a training in Madison, WI ...
Wisconsin Impact Seminars hold 32nd seminar
The Wisconsin Family Impact Seminars held their 32nd seminar January 22, 2014 on The Science of Early Brain Development: A Foundation for the Success of Our Children and the State Economy.