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Published periodically, these reports provide a more in-depth look at the public policy issues affecting children and youth in Michigan.

2010 Editions

Getting to the Top: 2009 Education Reform Decisions and Things Left Undone (01/2010)

Kids Count in Michigan Data Book 2009: Place AND Public Policy Matter to Kids and Families (01/2010)  

2009 Editions

Improving Permanency for Children in Michigan’s Foster Care System: How Are Our Children Faring Since the Enactment of the Fostering Connections to Success Act? (9/15/09)

Kinship Legislative Update: Presentation to the Children's Defense Fund (8/6/09)

Truancy: A serious problems for Students, Schools and Society (6/22/09)

Reforming Michigan’s Education System to Better Serve Children, Families and Communities (6/2/09)

Youth in Transition: How Are Youths Faring in Lieu of Michigan’s Child Welfare Lawsuit? (5/30/09)    

Help secure funding for foster care youth pursuing post-secondary education! (5-21-08) 

Gang Prevention: A Review of Two Very Different Legislative Approaches (5/14/09)                                                                     

The 2009 State of the State Address: Implications for Children and Families in Michigan (2/5/09)

Federal Action on SCHIP and Medicaid:  Why Is It So Critical For Michigan Children? (1/13/09)

  

2008 Editions

What Is SCHIP and Why IsIt So Important For Michigan's Children? (12/08)

The Federal Budget and Michigan Children (10/08)

Subsidized Guardianship Assistance Act Enacted (8/14/08)

Update: Federal Bills Introduced to Improve Permanency for Children in the Foster Care System (7/1/08)

Federal Bills Introduced to Improve Permanency for Children in the Foster Care System (6/24/08)

Update: What Are We Doing in Michigan to Keep Our Children Safe? (5/29/08)

Help Secure Funding for Foster Care Youth Pursuing Post-Secondary Education! (5/21/08)

Creating Equal Opportunities for High School Graduation (4/24/08)

Gang Prevention: A Review of Two Very Different Legislative Approaches (4/10/08)

Help Protect Michigan's At-Risk Youths Through the Reauthorization of the Federal Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act (4/4/08)

Help Pass the Education Begins at Home Act to Ensure a Quality Future for Michigan's Children (4/4/08)

Keep America's Children Safe: Ensure Increased Funding for Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment (4/4/08)

2007 Editions

Truancy: A Serious Problem for Students, Schools and Society (8/23/07)

What Are We Doing to Support our Disconnected Youths?

Youth in Transition: How Are Youths Faring in lieu of Michigan’s Legislative Mandate?

What is a High School Diploma Worth in Michigan? (5/7/07)

Michigan's Preschool Program: A Tool for Ensuring that NO Child is Left Behind (4/4/07)

What Are We Doing in Michigan to Keep Our Children Safe? (2/26/07)

Making Our Children and Youths Feel Safer at School (02/13/07)

2006 Editions

Governor Signs Welfare Reform Bills (12/21/06)

Welfare Reform Being Debated by Michigan Legislature (11/30/06)

Why Is Welfare Reform a Children's Issue? (11/30/06)

Facts About Youths in Transition in Michigan (11/11/06)

Highlights of Michigan’s Current Response to the Needs of At-Risk Youths (11/11/06)

Why is it Important to Support Funding for Subsidized Guardianship? (9/26/06)

What are we doing in Michigan to keep our children safe? (9/26/06)

Combatting Poverty: Individual Development Accounts Program (6/18/06)

Making Our Children and Youth Feel Safer at School (5/31/06)

Do Michigan Voters Support State Investments in Early Childhood Education? (5/2/06)

What is the Effect of the Michigan School Readiness Program on Young Children's Abilities at Kindergarten Entry? (4/21/06)

 

2005 Editions

Legislature Prepares to Investigate Michigan's Foster Care System (8/26/05)

Michigan's Efforts to Improve Child Care Quality Threatened by Lack of Staff to Enforce Even Basic Safety Regulations (5/27/05)

Michigan's Preschool Program: A Tool for Ensuring That No Child Is Left Behind (5/16/05)

Addressing Over-representation in Michigan's Child Welfare System (5/2/05)

 

2004 Editions

The 2003-2004 Legislative Session: How Did Children Fare? (10/13/04)

Issues for Michigan's Children, October 13, 2004: The 2003-2004 Legislative Session: How Did Children Fare?

Closing the Gap: Addressing Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities Among Michigan's Children (10/04)

Issues for Michigan's Children, March 2004: Discipline Policies in Michigan Schools: Are Zero Tolerance Approaches Really Keeping Schools Safe?

Discipline Policies in Michigan Schools: Are "Zero Tolerance" approaches really keeping schools safe? (3/04)

Bill to Increase Local Flexibility to Fund In-home Services Being Considered by the Michigan Senate (2/9/04)

Local Collaboration in Michigan: The Multipurpose Collaborative Body Network Early Childhood Connections (2/04)

Local Collaboration in Michigan: The Status and Needs of the Multipurpose Collaborative Body Network (1/04)

Michigan Legislature Addressing Lead Poisoning Prevention (1/23/04)

 

2003 Editions

State Surgeon General and Michigan Legislature Addressing Lead Poisoning in Children (12/1/03)

Seven Actions for Michigan to Take to Prevent Childhood Violence and Victimization (4/03)

 

Friday, 12 March 2010

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