Data and Methodological Issues for Tracking Former Welfare Recipients A Workshop Summary (1999) / Chapter Skim
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Purpose of the Workshop -- Purpose of the Welfare Leaver Studies
Purpose of the Workshop -- Purpose of the Welfare Leaver Studies
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To fulfill that component of the charge, the Panel on Data and Methods for Measuring the Effects of Changes in Social Welfare Programs convened a workshop to learn about the plans ofthe 14 jurisdictions that received grants from ASPE to track those who leave welfare. The November ~ 3, 1998, workshop included representatives from the 14 jurisdictions, ASPE staff, staff from other government agencies with programmatic relations to social welfare policies, and researchers from academia and private research organizations involved in welfare reform research.3 This report summarizes the workshop discussions and supplements the panel's interim report (National Research Council, 1999)
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State and county representatives are interested in developing the capacity to collect, store, and use administrative data sets. This includes not only those data sets that contain information on TANF recipients and other public assistance recipients (food stamps and Medicaid, for example)
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