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Center on Fathers, Families, and Public Policy
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now available
guidebook
Click here to see a clip from the accompanying DVD.  Click here for more details.  Click here to order.

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We Can Help You:
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• Learn more about recent fatherhood & marriage legislation
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• Provide services to low-income fathers and their families
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• Get training to meet requirements of new funding

   Click here for more information.

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pass it on - pass it through: a national campaign to ensure that child support reaches children
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Featured CFFPP Publications
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Guidebook—Collaboration and Partnership: Fatherhood Practitioners and Advocates Against Domestic Violence Working Together to Serve Women, Men, and Families
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National Policy Briefing
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May 2009 issue | previous issues

  • Gap in Income Between Rich and Poor is Widest on Record
  • Committee Addresses Issue of Inappropriate Default Child Support Orders
  • Food Stamp Use Up, Stimulus Funds to Aid Families and State Economies
  • Child Support in the News
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suggested reading
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LISTEN IN!

Tune in your radio to 89.9 FM WORT Listener Sponsored Community Radio to hear Associate Director Jacquelyn Boggess speak on current issues the first Wednesday of every month at 8:05 a.m. Or listen online at http://lists.wort-fm.org/testsite/stream.shtml if you live outside of the Madison Area.

Did You Know?
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(6/10/2009)

Monthly Employment Data Update: Bureau of Labor Statistics May 2009

  • Unemployment increased in May from 8.9 percent to 9.4 percent
  • May’s unemployment rate for  African American men, 20 years old or older, dropped slightly to 16.8 percent
  • May’s unemployment rate for  African American women, 20 years old or older, dropped slightly to 11.2 percent
  • May’s unemployment rate for African American teen-agers, 16 to 19 years, rose to 39.4 percent

For additional information and a further breakdown of the May 2009 employment data, go to the Bureau of Labor Statistics website at: bls.gov/news.release/pdf/empsit.pdf.

A statement on the May Employment report by the Chief Economist at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities can be found at: cbpp.org/files/6-5-09ui-stmt.pdf.

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CFFPP 10-year anniversary
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