Center for Advanced Studies in Child Welfare

Minn-LInK

Minn-LInK Publications


 

Reports & Briefs

Minn-LInK Child Welfare Special Topic Report No. 8 Are Attendance Gains Sustained? A follow-up on the educational and child welfare outcomes of students with child welfare involvement for educational neglect by Anita Larson, Timothy Zuel and Mira Swanson

Are Attendance Gains Sustained? MinnLInK Brief #8, Summer 2009 by Anita Larson

 

Minn-LInK Child Welfare Special Topic Report No. 7 Homeless and Highly Mobile Students: A description of the status of homeless students from three school districts in Minnesota by Anita Larson and Danielle Meehan

Homeless and Highly Mobile Students - Minn-LInK Brief #7A, Spring 2009 by Anita Larson

Estimating Homeless and Highly Mobile Students - Minn-LInK Brief #7B, Spring 2009 by Anita Larson

 

Minn-LInK Child Welfare Special Topic Report No. 6 Children in Treatment Foster Care: Using agency data to study cross-system child outcomes by Anita Larson

Children in Treatment Foster Care - Minn-LInK Brief #6, Spring 2009 by Anita Larson

 

Minn-LInK Child Welfare Special Topic Report No. 5 The Child Protection and Special Education Outcomes of Part C Participants by Anita Larson and Dan Stewart

Minn-LInK Issue Brief No. 5, Spring, 2008 Many Infants and Toddlers who Participate in Part C Services Do Not Need Special Education by Elementary School

 

Educational Outcomes and Family Well-Being of Teen Parents: A Description of the High School Graduation, School Attendance, Subsequent Births, and Child Welfare Contacts of Teen Parents Served in Ramsey County, Minnesota by Anita Larson

Outcomes for Teen Parents-Brief #4

 

Child Care Assistance: A Discussion and Review of the Literature by Anita Larson

Families Affected by the Loss of Basic Sliding Fee Child Care Assistance in 2003: Child Protection, School Attendance, Wage Status.
Anita Larson and Marcie Jefferys

 

Child Protection and Educational Neglect: A Preliminary Study by Tim Zuel

Follow up Brief-Brief #2

Fall 2007 Update of Brief #2

 

High School Graduation and Child Welfare: A Description of the Education Status of Older Minnesota Adolescents in the Academic Year after Substantiated Child Maltreatment Findings by Anita Larson and Marcie Jefferys.

High School Graduation Rates Brief-Brief #1

Child Welfare, High School Graduation, and Economic Outcomes: Follow-up on the economic outcomes of young adults who had substantiated maltreatment findings prior to their senior year of high school by Anita Larson