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Growing Up in Poverty Project: Publications

Existing Publications

04/01/97 Growing Up in Poverty Project: Assessing Children's Changing Environments and Effects on School Readiness Yale
04/01/99 Growing Up in Poverty Project: Who Selects Formal Child Care? Yale
01/01/96 Growing Up in Poverty Project: Family Selection of Child-Care Centers: The influence of family structure, ethnicity, and parental beliefs (Child Development) UCB
01/01/98 Growing Up in Poverty Project: Early Selection of Child-Care: Variation by geographic location, maternal characteristics, and family structure (Developmental Psychology) UCB
01/01/99 Growing Up in Poverty Project: Assessing Child-Care Quality: Comparing survey and observational measures UCB
01/01/99 Growing Up in Poverty Project: Year 1 Progress Report UCB
02/01/00 Growing Up in Poverty Project: Child Care Selection Under Welfare Reform: How Mothers Balance Work Requirements and Parenting UCB
02/01/00 Growing Up in Poverty Project: Wave 1 Findings UCB
08/01/01 Growing Up in Poverty Project: How to Pay for Child Care? Local Innovations Help Working Families UCB
04/01/02 Growing Up in Poverty Project: New Lives for Poor Families? Mothers and Young Children Move through Welfare Reform Columbia TC
02/01/04 Growing Up in Poverty Project: Child Care in Poor Communities: Early Learning Effects of Type, Quality, and Stability UCB
01/01/03 Growing Up in Poverty Project: Targeting Investments for Universal Preschool: Which Families to Serve First? Who Will Respond? UCB

Forthcoming Publications

00/00/00 Growing Up in Poverty Project: Wave 2 Findings UCB

 
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