Special Committee on Strengthening Wisconsin Families
Co-Chairs: Sen. Lena Taylor and Rep. Steve Kestell
Legislative Council Staff:
Anne Sappenfield and Jessica Karls-Ruplinger
Member List The Special Committee is directed to develop
recommendations to advise the new Department of Children and
Families on the administration of programs administered by the new
department, to promote the integration of family services formerly
administered by multiple departments.
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Proposed Report
to the Legislature 2009-13,
Special Committee on Strengthening Wisconsin Families
(February 8, 2010).
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LRB-3558/1, relating
to extended juvenile court jurisdiction for certain
foster youth under the age of 21 years.
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LRB-3559/1, relating
to training for foster parents.
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LRB-3560/1, relating
to creating expectations for foster children and foster
parents and requiring the exercise of rule-making
authority.
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LRB-3561/1, relating
to creating a family policy board and requiring counties
to provide prevention resources.
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Memo No. 1, Overview
of the Special Committee on Strengthening Wisconsin
Families and the Department of Children and Families
(August 5, 2008).
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Handout, Evidence-Based Programs to Prevent
Children from Entering and Remaining in the Child
Welfare System: Benefits and Costs of
Washington, Washington State Institute for
Public Policy, submitted by Public Member Jack
Westman (July 2008).
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Power Point Presentation, distributed by Public
Member Mary Jo Tittl (August 7, 2008).
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Document, The
One Hundred Billion Dollar Man, The Annual Public
Costs of Father Absence, submitted by Public
Member Terence Ray.
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Article, State Uniting Social Services at
Single Sites, submitted by Public Member Jon
Angeli.
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Policy Brief
No. 24, Family Strengthening Writ Large:
On Becoming a Nation that Promotes Strong Families
and Successful Youth, submitted by Public Member
Jon Angeli (December 2007).
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2007 Foundation for Child Development Report,
The Foundation for Child Development Child and Youth
Well-Being Index (CWI), 1975-2005, with Projections
for 2006, submitted by Public Member Mary Jo
Tittl.
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