Big Cities Confront the New Politics of Child and Family Policy: Program Components, Policies, and Activities
Program Components, Policies, and Activities Evaluated
Financial disincentives/Sanctions
Reduced benefits for non-compliance
Administration/Implementation
Development of partnerships with private organizations
Development of new welfare policies
Administration/Implementation - misc.
Employment activities
Employment Activities - misc.
Program requirements
Program Requirements - misc.
Time limits
Time Limits - misc.
Family caps
Family Caps - misc.
Eligibility
Eligibility - misc.
Food stamps
Food Stamps - misc.
Social/Support services
Social/Support Services - misc.
Variation in program components across sites?
Yes
Notes on program components
Other:
The exploration will include the role of and the interrelationships with states (and, where relevant, county) government, the voluntary sector, and local community organizations.
Program operations:
The areas of attention will include the major child and family programs affected by Congressional actions: AFDC, food stamps, child health, child care, child welfare, etc.
