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Independence or Limbo: What does Welfare Reform Have to do with Homelessness
October 25, 1999
School of International and Public Affairs
Columbia University
420 West 118th Street
New York, NY 10027
Co-sponsored with Columbia University, and the Institute for Children and Poverty
The conference covered such topics as foster care, post-welfare employment, and the impacts of welfare reform on families. The audience included students, local and national policymakers, and press.
Steven A. Cohen
Columbia University
School of Int'l and Public Affairs
Ralph Nunez
Columbia University
Institute for Children and Poverty
Demetrios Caraley
Barnard College, Columbia University
The Academy of Political Science
Deanna Carlson
Family Research Council Center
Lou Nanni
University of Notre Dame
John C. Weicher
Hudson Institute
Aurora Zepeda
San Diego Health and Human Services Agency
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