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Issue #10 - complete issue

An Overview of Selected 2012-13 Executive Budget Proposals

Quick Links:

2012-13 Executive Budget & Reform Plan NYS Division of the Budget website

SCAA Testimony and schedule for joint legislative public hearings on the 2012-13 Executive Budget Proposal.

The Affordable Care Act And New Yorkers: The Gift That Keeps On Giving A new report by the Public Policy and Education Fund of New York. January 2012.

Health Reform Works: How the Affordable Care Act is Already Making a Difference for New Yorkers A new report by the Community Service Society and the New York State Health Foundation. January 2012.

Scared Sick: The Role of Childhood Trauma in Adult Disease
A new book by Robin Karr-Morse and Meredith S. Wiley. 2012.

A Poverty Solution That Starts With a Hug
New York Times Op-Ed by Nicholas D. Kristof. January 7, 2012.

Issue #9

Reauthorization of New York’s Child Welfare Financing Law

Child Welfare Legislation: A Thoughtful, Systemic, Sustainable and Evidence-Based Approach is Needed

Medicaid Redesign Team Recommendations Forwarded to Governor Cuomo (see MRT Members list and MRT Work Groups)

Winning Beginning NY Looks Ahead (see ECAC presentation)

SCAA's Maternal, Infant and Early Childhood Home Visiting Forum

Whatever It Takes: Strategies for Preventing and Addressing Youth Disconnection


Issue #8

Scary....but not the spooky kind of scary

Income, Poverty & Health: the Good and Bad News

Raising the Jurisdictional Age for Juvenile Justice: Momentum for Change Grows

New York Competes for Early Learning Challenge Grant to Improve Early Childhood Systems

Medicaid Redesign (includes two additional health-based articles)

Issue #7 - complete issue

Back-to-School


Issue #6

A Message From Kate Breslin

Ready for Kindergarten, Ready for College

Time to Invest in Early Education

Insurance Exchange Bill Stalls, but Senate Expects to Return to Albany

Policy and Legislation Aims to Improve Services for People With Developmental Disabilities

Issue #5

Family Assessment Response

Family Assessment Response (FAR) in New York State: Tompkins County’s Experience

Kinship Services Post NYS Budget Cuts

Joining Forces to Ensure Health Coverage for Children, Youth and Families


Archived Schuyler Center Source and Children's Policy Agenda e-newsletter articles are here