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SSRC selections: Two-generation strategies

Date Added to Library: 
Wednesday, July 13, 2016 - 20:15
Priority: 
normal
Organizational Author: 
Self-Sufficiency Research Clearinghouse
Individual Author: 
Self-Sufficiency Research Clearinghouse
Reference Type: 
SSRC Products
Publisher: 
Self-Sufficiency Research Clearinghouse (SSRC)
Published Date: 
July 2016
Published Date (Text): 
July 2016
Year: 
2016
Language(s): 
English
Public URL: 
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Abstract: 

This set of selections focuses on two-generation strategies. SSRC Selections highlight research, evaluation reports, and other publications that inform the field about key issues in, and effective practices for, fostering economic self-sufficiency.

Target Populations: 
Children and Youth
Geographic Focus: 
National
Page Count: 
1
Copyright: 
Yes
Topical Area: 
Family Formation and Family Structure
Keyword: 
Parenting
Teen Parents
Topical Area: 
TANF Policy, Services, and Benefits
Keyword: 
Case Management
Service Integration
Topical Area: 
Child Care
Keyword: 
Access and Availability of Child Care
Early Childhood Education
Popular Search: 
Access and Availability of Child Care
Topical Area: 
General Research on Income and Poverty
Keyword: 
Two-Generation
Popular Search: 
Two-Generation
Topical Area: 
Asset-Building, Tax Policies, and Subsidies
Keyword: 
Assets
Financial Literacy and Education
Popular Search: 
Asset-Building and Development
Topical Area: 
Education and Training
Keyword: 
Skills Training
Training
Topical Area: 
Employment
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