61. Wfn.org | NCC STATEMENT ON PENDING WELFARE REFORM LEGISLATION So, let me say a word about the Bibles teaching. For instance, Jesus parable in St.Matthews Gospel where the final judgment is not in terms of the prayers http://www.wfn.org/1996/07/msg00268.html

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62. Newsflash: Welfare Reform And Domestic Violence welfare reform legislation The House passed a version of welfare reform in Maythat battered women’s advocates charge would endanger victims of domestic http://endabuse.org/newsflash/index.php3?Search=Article&NewsFlashID=372

63. 357: Mississippi's 1997 Welfare Reform Legislation A Review of Mississippi s 1997 welfare reform legislation Welfare reformissues which may require legislative attention in the near future include http://www.peer.state.ms.us/357.html

THE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE The Joint Committee on Performance Evaluation and Expenditure Review Report # 357 A Review of Mississippi's 1997 Welfare Reform Legislation June 10, 1997 Introduction The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, commonly known as the Federal Welfare Reform Act, mandated significant substantive changes in the operation of public assistance programs administered with federal funds throughout the states. From the states' standpoint, the most significant changes were: termination of the permanent entitlement program (Aid to Families with Dependent Children [AFDC]) and initiation of a temporary assistance block grant program for working participants (Temporary Assistance to Needy Families [TANF]); and, mandated strengthening of state laws dealing with collection of child support. The Mississippi Governor's Office, in conjunction with the state Department of Human Services, submitted its first TANF state plan for 1996-1997 to the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services on September 30, 1996. This necessitated legislative action during the 1997 session to conform state law with federal TANF legislation so that the state could receive maximum benefit from the block grant program. The PEER Committee authorized the staff to analyze the state's plan for welfare reform, to assist the chairpersons of the Senate and House committees charged with handling subsequent welfare reform legislation, and to prepare a post-session report on welfare reform.

64. Family Economics And Nutrition Review: Child Care And Welfare Reform Although the welfare reform legislation contains mandatory work requirements forwelfare recipients, it allows States to limit the required hours of work to http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0EUB/is_1998_Wntr/ai_53408456

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles Family Economics and Nutrition Review Wntr 1998 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Related Searches Welfare reform / United States Child care / Economic aspects Featured Titles for Air Classics Art Culinaire Ask CPSC Monitor ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Child Care and Welfare Reform Family Economics and Nutrition Review Wntr, 1998 by Mark Lino Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, more commonly known as the Welfare Reform Act, was a far-reaching piece of legislation. The law eliminated Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC), Job Opportunity and Basic Skills (JOBS), and Emergency Assistance programs. It replaced these programs with the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program, which provides time-limited Federal assistance to people through block grants to States. The legislation sets a timetable that States must follow to reduce their welfare rolls and establishes mandatory work requirements. Because of these work requirements, the law also contains child care provisions. Under the previous system, people who left the welfare ranks to enter the workforce often were worse-off due to low pay and high child care costs. Because many welfare recipients have children, what the Welfare Reform Act stipulates regarding child care is very important, especially given the work requirements for parents contained in the act. This review article describes the child care provisions of the Welfare Reform Act, discusses some of the issues related to these provisions, and describes selected State initiatives in this area.

65. Journal Of Social Issues: Welfare Reform In America: A Clash Of Politics And Res Full text of the article, Welfare Reform in America A Clash of Politics based on the documented legislative history of the welfare reform legislation, http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0341/is_4_56/ai_70460016

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66. Online NewsHour: The Struggle Over Welfare Reform -- May 21, 1996 Margaret Warner explains Wisconsin Works, or W2, welfare reform program. I will send real and meaningful welfare reform legislation to Congress early http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/welfare/welfare_5-21.html

WISCONSIN WORKS? MAY 21, 1996 TRANSCRIPT Participate in a forum on welfare reform Follow the debate over the W-2 program with two Wisconsin legislators and two national experts. Learn how a pilot version of W-2 worked in Fond du Lac County. The State of Wisconsin Web site outlining W-2. Governor Tommy Thompson's home page Margaret Warner explains Wisconsin Works, or W-2, welfare reform program. W-2 is program created by Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson that requires welfare recipients to work and, supposedly, will reduce welfare rolls. MARGARET WARNER: When Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson signed the Wisconsin Works Bill last month, it was just the latest in a long string of efforts he's made to re-shape welfare in his state. The governor has succeeded in getting approval from Washington to implement several of his ideas, which are aimed at dismantling the basis tenets of the welfare system. GOV. TOMMY THOMPSON, (R) Wisconsin: (1992): For every one of my welfare reform programs that I've put into law or was able to get waivers from the federal government there have been the critics and the nay-sayers, but they want to keep the status quo. I don't want to keep the status quo. The status quo doesn't work. Give us in Wisconsin the flexibility, the opportunity to change it, and we'll show the way for the country to follow. MARGARET WARNER: The program that served as predecessor and role model for Wisconsin Works was an experimental one that's been carried out in two counties in Wisconsin since January of 1995. Called Work Not Welfare, the program ended the entitlement to cash assistance and gave money to participants only through work. Job training programs were offered, as well as medical and child care, and the cash equivalent of food stamps.

67. President Announces Welfare Reform Agenda But thanks to the 1996 welfare reform legislation, the increases have ended.Welfare reform in 1996 was good and sound and compassionate public policy. http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2002/02/20020226-11.html

Issues Hurricane Relief Homeland Security Judicial Nominations ... RSS Feeds News by Date August 2005 July 2005 June 2005 May 2005 ... January 2001 Interact Ask the White House White House Interactive Appointments Nominations Application Federal Facts Federal Statistics West Wing History Home February 2002 For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary February 26, 2002 President Announces Welfare Reform Agenda St. Luke's Catholic Church Washington, D.C. Policy in Focus: Welfare Reform President's Plan to Strengthen Welfare Reform President's Remarks view listen President Discusses Welfare Reform and Job Training President Bush Meets with Nation's Governors ... President Names Senior Advisor for Welfare Policy 1:53 P.M. EST THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much for that warm welcome, and thank you for your kind introduction, Tommy. Tommy, as Bob Woodson noted, was on the leading edge of welfare reform in the state of Wisconsin. And the people of Wisconsin were better off for it. And fortunately he's agreed to come to Washington, D.C., to serve an incredibly important position as the Secretary of Health and Human Services. And the American people are going to be better off for his leadership, as well. (Applause.) I appreciate Bob Woodson's spirit. I like to call Bob a social entrepreneur. And there's a lot of social entrepreneurs here in this room. And I want to thank you for caring about your communities. I had the privilege and honor of meeting with some neighborhood healers here a little earlier soldiers in the armies of compassion, people whose lives were one time dark and hopeless, who now see a bright and clear future, because of faith, and are willing to share that future with others.

68. "Evaluating The Impact Of Federal Welfare Reform Legislation In Indian Country." Title, Evaluating the Impact of Federal welfare reform legislation in IndianCountry. Format, Adobe PDF. File Size, 127K. Date, May 1997 http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/hpaied/pubs/pub_067.htm

RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS PubID Author(s) Lam, James Title "Evaluating the Impact of Federal Welfare Reform Legislation in Indian Country." Format Adobe PDF File Size Date May 1997 Description N/A Click to download the Adobe Acrobat software to view PDF documents. Please visit the Adobe website if you need further assistance. Web Development by Dynamic Link, Inc Overview Affiliations and Partnerships People Contact Us Honoring Nations Research Advisory Services Executive Education Events Harvard Project in the News

69. "Evaluating The Impact Of Federal Welfare Reform Legislation In Indian Country: Title, Evaluating the Impact of Federal welfare reform legislation in IndianCountry A Case Study of the Rosebud Sioux Reservation. http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/hpaied/pubs/pub_103.htm

RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS PubID Author(s) Hargreaves, Margaret Barnwell and Hedy Nai-Lin Chang. Title "Evaluating the Impact of Federal Welfare Reform Legislation in Indian Country: A Case Study of the Rosebud Sioux Reservation. A Report to The Council of Energy Resource Tribes." Format Adobe PDF File Size Date April 1989 Description N/A Click to download the Adobe Acrobat software to view PDF documents. Please visit the Adobe website if you need further assistance. Web Development by Dynamic Link, Inc Overview Affiliations and Partnerships People Contact Us Honoring Nations Research Advisory Services Executive Education Events Harvard Project in the News

70. Changing Welfare Services Case Studies Of Local Welfare Reform innovative responses to federal and state welfare reform legislation. After providing background information about reform legislation and a review http://ps.psychiatryonline.org/cgi/content/full/56/8/1028-a

71. Welfare Reform Worked - Don't Fix It | Csmonitor.com federal welfare reform legislation Don t fix what ain t broke. Congressshould reauthorize welfare reform along the lines of the 1996 legislation. http://www.csmonitor.com/2004/0721/p09s02-coop.html

WORLD USA COMMENTARY LEARNING ... Text Edition Search: Special Offer: Subscribe to the Monitor and get 32 issues FREE! Opinion Letters to the Editor Columns: Dante Chinni Helena Cobban Pat M. Holt John Hughes ... Jeffrey Shaffer Features Columns: 2nd Chapters Marilyn Gardner Economic Scene A Global Accounting ... Ruth Walker Commentary Stories: for 09/27/2005 Her home is her cottage Wall Street shouldn't trump the government in emergency response Why the US needs Bush's tax cut Letters to the Editor ... What is this? Most-viewed stories: (for 09/25/05) Rita response showed gains Just hop in the car? Not so fast, says one French town. Why we buy salad shooters and breadmakers Plug-in hybrids: a here-and-now alternative ... Opinion from the July 21, 2004 edition Welfare reform worked - don't fix it By Scott Winship and Christopher Jencks CAMBRIDGE, MASS. When President Clinton signed welfare reform into law in 1996, many observers predicted a sharp increase in poverty among single mothers and their children. Some social welfare advocates worried that single mothers would be unable to find work, or that moving from welfare to work would boost their income while decreasing their material standard of living. For example: A single mother might replace her $550 monthly welfare and food stamps with $800 per month from a $6-an-hour job, yet incur $650 monthly expenses for child- and healthcare.

72. Religious Action Center - Welfare Reform Reauthorization In the 1996 welfare reform legislation, Congress authorized funding for the TANFblock grant through September 30, 2002. For the TANF program to continue http://rac.org/advocacy/issues/issuetanf/

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73. Welfare Reform - Number 7, January 1999 Brief 1 for an overview of the key provisions of the welfare reform legislation).The purposes set out in the 1996 PRWORA legislation were twofold; http://srdc.msstate.edu/publications/reform07.htm

Box 9656 410 Bost Extension Building Mississippi State, MS 39762 Phone: (662) 325-3207 FAX: (662) 325-8915 Site Map Welfare Reform - Number 7, January 1999 Information Brief Number 7 January 1999 A Special Series on Welfare Reform in the South Counting Cases: Changes in Welfare Recipiency Since 1993 Julie N. Zimmerman University of Kentucky Nationwide, the number of welfare recipients has been declining. While some may herald these declines as evidence of the success of welfare reform, the declines began before the new welfare legislation. Some research indicates that these caseload declines are the result of federal waivers obtained prior to the welfare reform legislation (i.e. Council of Economic Advisors, 1997). Other research has indicated that the declines are the result of good economic times (i.e. Martini and Wiseman, 1997). Using data from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services website, this article examines the regional distribution of declining welfare recipiency. In this, dramatic changes have been underway in the South. How Do We Define Success?

74. Governor Pataki Submits Interm Welfare Plan To Feds The Governor said the comprehensive state welfare reform legislation will reflectthe bipartisan state Welfare Reform Task Force analysis of the federal http://www.state.ny.us/governor/press/oct16.html

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 16, 1996 Governor Pataki Submits Interm Welfare Plan to Feds First Step in Renewed Effort to Continue Historic Decline in Welfare Rolls Governor George E. Pataki today submitted New York State's welfare plan to the federal government, the first step in the Governor's continuing efforts to build on the historic decline in the state's welfare rolls by moving more people to work. "Our efforts to move people from welfare to work, combined with our tough efforts to improve child support enforcement and to weed out welfare cheats with finger imaging and front-end detection programs, has produced real results for taxpayers and welfare recipients alike," Governor Pataki said. "In less than two years, we have cut the state's welfare rolls by more than 200,000 representing a 12 percent decline in the number of New Yorkers trapped by the failed welfare system," the Governor said. "Despite the progress we have made, welfare remains a way of life for far too many New Yorkers." "Federal welfare reform gives us the opportunity to build on our record here by providing hope, removing the lure of dependency, eliminating disincentives to work and restoring personal freedom to those trapped in the welfare system's vicious cycle," Governor Pataki said.

75. Science Blog -- Law Enforcement Leaders Say Welfare Reform Legislation Should Bo Law Enforcement Leaders Say welfare reform legislation Should Boost Funds forChild Care To Prevent Crime. 4/12/2002. From Phil Evans of Fight Crime http://www.scienceblog.com/community/older/archives/K/3/pub3453.html

Law Enforcement Leaders Say Welfare Reform Legislation Should Boost Funds for Child Care To Prevent Crime From: Phil Evans of Fight Crime: Invest in Kids, 202-776-0027, ext. 109 (nights, weekends: 301-949-5630) WASHINGTON, April 12 More than 1,500 police chiefs, sheriffs, prosecutors and victims of violence today called on Congress to increase funds for educational child care for preschool-age children as part of reauthorization of a welfare reform package expected to be voted on by a House subcommittee next week. Leaders of Fight Crime: Invest in Kids, a bipartisan, anti-crime organization, told members of the subcommittee that Congress can greatly reduce crime by expanding a child care assistance program that now has funds to serve only one out of seven eligible low- and moderate-income working families. "Every day we fail to help working families afford quality educational child care and after-school programs, we increase the risk that you or someone you love will fall victim to violence," said Seattle Police Chief Gil Kerlikowske, Fight Crime: Invest in Kids' board chairman. Kerlikowske said research showed educational child care prevents future crime. He said a study of Chicago's Child-Parent Centers showed that children from poor neighborhoods who did not attend the centers as preschoolers were 70 percent more likely to be arrested for a violent crime by age 18 than children who attended the centers. Fight Crime: Invest in Kids President Sanford Newman said that, in part because of successful welfare reform legislation signed in 1996, 62 percent of children under six 13 million kids are in the care of someone other than their parents during the work day. "Will Congress consign millions of these kids to be parked in front of TV's, or will it help them get the good child care that's proven to cut their risk of becoming criminals?" he asked.

76. AllPolitics - In Focus - Welfare Reform President Bill Clinton signed historic welfare reform legislation in the summerof 1996. But it really marked only the beginning of a grand experiment in http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1997/gen/resources/infocus/welfare/

home news in-depth analysis ... Block Grants President Bill Clinton signed historic welfare reform legislation in the summer of 1996. But it really marked only the beginning of a grand experiment in federalism. Now the states are empowered to create their own welfare programs while trying to move welfare recipients to jobs. Will it work? You will need Macromedia's Shockwave plug-in Click here for technical help or to send us feedback Terms under which this information is provided to you.

77. USIA, U.S. Society And Values, January 1997 - Personal Responsibility And Work O WELFARE REFORM; THE PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY AND WORK OPPORTUNITY Following,in outline form, are highlights of the welfare reform legislation, http://usinfo.state.gov/journals/itsv/0197/ijse/bill.htm

WELFARE REFORM; THE PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY AND WORK OPPORTUNITY RECONCILIATION ACT OF 1996 On August 22, 1996, President Clinton signed this legislation into law. This comprehensive bipartisan welfare reform plan seeks to change dramatically America's welfare system, newly emphasizing the exchange of work for time-limited assistance. The subject of intensive debate, the law also encompasses new responsibilities on the part of states and new provision regarding the nation's children. Following, in outline form, are highlights of the welfare reform legislation, including changes from previous bills the President vetoed. WELFARE: A TRANSITION TO WORK Work requirements. Recipients must work after two years of assistance, with few exceptions. Twenty-five percent of all families in each state must be working or off the welfare roles in fiscal year (FY) 1997, with the number rising to 50 percent by FY 2002. Single parents must work at least 20 hours per week the first year in order to receive assistance, and at least 30 hours weekly by FY 2000. Two-parent families must work 35 hours a week by July 1, 1997. Support for transition. The law provides $14 billion in child care funding over six years to help more mothers move into the workforce. It also guarantees that women on welfare will continue to receive health coverage for their families, including at least one year of transitional Medicaid when they leave welfare for work.

78. Corporate Welfare Information Center Large database of information on United States government subsidies to corporations, including general information, specific examples, statistics, sample reform legislation, and mailing lists. http://www.corporations.org/welfare/

Corporate Welfare Information Center "The $150 billion for corporate subsidies and tax benefits eclipses the annual budget deficit of $130 billion. It's more than the $145 billion paid out annually for the core programs of the social welfare state: Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC), student aid, housing, food and nutrition, and all direct public assistance (excluding Social Security and medical care)." "After World War II, the nation's tax bill was roughly split between corporations and individuals. But after years of changes in the federal tax code and international economy, the corporate share of taxes has declined to a fourth the amount individuals pay, according to the US Office of Management and Budget." Boston Globe series on Corporate Welfare Corporate Welfare Basics newsletters: #422: Corporate Welfare #396: Unfunded Mandates (tax breaks) Corporate Welfare Examples Common Cause Reports: Corporate Welfare Issues Page Green Scissors Campaign - Environmentally-Damaging Corporate Welfare Friends of the Earth Economics for the Earth " Reports: Green Scissors 2000 Green Scissors '99 - $51 Billion in anti-environmental corporate pork Green Scissors '98 - $49 Billion in anti-environmental corporate pork Green Scissors '97 - $36 Billion in anti-environmental corporate pork Green Scissors '96 - $38.8 Billion in anti-environmental corporate pork

79. NCSLnet: Welfare Reform Human Services Overview welfare reform Enews Sign Up Highlights of 2004legislation State legislation regarding public assistance programs focused http://www.ncsl.org/statefed/welfare/welfare.htm

Home Contact Us Press Room Site Overview ... Register Search: Advanced Search All Human Services About NCSL Services Overview How to Get Involved ... NCSL Contents Child Care and Early Education Child Support and Family Law ... Child Welfare Welfare Reform Welfare Reform Issues Overview State Welfare Policies Financing Welfare ... E-news Sign Up Welfare Reform Federal EITC: What Legislators Need to Know: The federal earned income tax credit lifts more families out of poverty than any other federal program. Click here for updated information and a brochure on the basics of EITC. More Welfare Caseload Watch: Welfare caseloads continue to remain relatively stable. This edition includes the most recent updates and a more detailed analysis of separate state program (SSP) caseloads. More Highlights of 2004 Legislation: State legislation regarding public assistance programs focused on refining programs to meet families' needs. Click here to read summaries of significant legislation passed in 2004. More Children and Family Matters: Click here to read the latest newsletter of the Human Services and Welfare Committee, including a review of the latest TANF extension.

80. Washingtonpost.com: Welfare Special Report Politically, welfare reform is perhaps the most conspicuous example of how President When Clinton signed the welfare legislation, critics from the left http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/special/welfare/welfare.htm

WELFARE Overview Key Stories Opinion Resources Talk Special Reports Washington, D.C. welfare caseworker Angela Perkins talks to Cynthia Harris. (Juana Arias, Washington Post) Welfare's Changing Face By Dan Froomkin Washingtonpost.com Staff Updated July 23, 1998 Welfare as we knew it no longer exists. The 61-year American tradition of guaranteeing cash assistance to the poor came to an end with the signing of legislation in August 1996. But over time, the system became increasingly unpopular. Political opinion turned against the idea of anyone getting rewarded for being idle. Social critics said welfare was responsible for a permanent underclass of people living off government checks because the incentives to go to work were so weak. Now, a federal system that was once fairly consistent has been turned over to the states, where programs are diverging widely. And it is far from clear whether the poor will be better or worse off. This essay provides an introduction to the following topics: The New System Some Examples The Concerns The Politics ... Where It Stands This special report includes key news stories and a selection of opinions and editorials from The Post. You can share your thoughts and concerns in our

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