NAWRS 2017 Workshop

Pittsburgh, PA
July 30 – August 2, 2017
Omni William Penn Hotel
Moving Forward to Reduce Poverty, Increase Opportunity, and Improve Human Service Delivery

Thanks to all of our presenters and attendees who made NAWRS 2017 a success!
Check back soon for more details about future NAWRS events.

Download the presentations with the links in the
Final Workshop Program

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Thanks to the NAWRS 2017 Workshop Sponsors

The 2017 NAWRS Bi-Annual Workshop will be held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from July 30 – August 2. The theme of the conference is: Moving Forward to Reduce Poverty, Increase Opportunity, and Improve Human Service Delivery.

When public systems reduce poverty, increase opportunity, and support the well-being of America’s families, people are better able to reach their full potential and contribute to their communities. The human services field has made great efforts to achieve these important societal goals, but progress has been slow and difficult. The causes of poverty are numerous, and families are diverse in both their structure and their individual needs. Moreover, advances in technology and changes in our social and political context are challenging the viability of existing programs and services.

Effectively addressing these challenges requires us to think creatively about how programs and agencies serving families can best work together, try out new strategies, and harness advancements in technology and science to improve human service delivery. Our vision for the 2017 NAWRS workshop is to highlight state and local government innovations that advance progress toward these three goals. In particular, we seek promising approaches that reach across programs, agencies, levels of government, and the public and private sectors.

The 2017 NAWRS Workshop will bring together people, research, and ideas around state and local government innovations to improve service delivery, research, and policy as we look toward the future. The Program Committee is especially interested in proposals that contribute to the theme, with a focus on the following programs and topics:

Programs

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
Child Support
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), workforce development, employment and training, postsecondary education, career pathways, sector strategies
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
Child care and early education
Child welfare and foster care
Fatherhood programs

Community economic development
Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)
Affordable housing, housing subsidies, and homelessness
Unemployment Insurance
Medicaid, Medicare, and the Affordable Care Act
Sick pay and paid family leave

Topics

1. Cross-program integration, such as between TANF and WIOA
2. New uses of data and technology, such as predictive analytics, use of administrative data, social media, and mobile apps
3. Innovative research and evaluation methods
4. Innovative strategies, including two-generation initiatives, social impact bonds, and uses of behavioral science
5. Issues and interventions for particular demographics and social groups, including race, ethnicity, gender, sexual or gender identity, rural location, and immigration status
6. Issues and policies related to children, including child support, child care, early childhood education, and health
7. Issues of affordable housing and homelessness
8. Intersections of economic development and human services to enrich quality of life and place
9. Research Academy, which are “hands on” sessions designed to offer specific strategies and technical assistance for conducting rigorous research at the state and local level (please see below for more details)

A PDF of the Call for Proposals is available for download here.

Newsroom and Events

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Resources for Members

NAWRS is a community of learning and exchange. We have provided some resources that may be of interest to our members. If you have additional resources you would like us to share, please email us at NAWRSWorkshop@gmail.com.

Research Academy

Since 2012, NAWRS has included a Research Academy designed to build the capacity of the state and local human service research community in its annual conference. The Academy brings state and local administrators and researchers together with research and evaluation experts to discuss how to incorporate rigorous research methods, including random assignment experiments, into ongoing state and local efforts to improve and document the effectiveness of their programs. The Research Academy typically includes sessions that:

Present examples of the use of rigorous research methods, including random assignment experiments, to obtain information on program effectiveness
Highlight opportunities to use administrative data to support lower cost evaluation efforts
Undertake rapid cycle evaluations to support real-time decision-making
Engage participants in identifying current problems/issues that could be addressed by rigorous research
Discuss barriers to state and local sponsorship of rigorous research and supports needed to address those barriers

See Research Academy presentations at past workshops by checking out the Previous Workshops section.

Partner Conferences

AASD/NASTA Conference and NAPIPM Conference

The American Association of SNAP Directors and National Association of State TANF Directors’ annual conference is accepting submissions through May 26, 2017. The National Association for Program Information and Performance Measurement is accepting submissions through May 19, 2017.

Find out more here.

Recent Publications of Broad Interest

Public Consulting Group. September 2016. The Zika Virus: Implications for Collaboration across Human Services Agencies and State Action Plans.

Urban Institute. October 2016. Welfare Rules Databook: State TANF Policies as of July 2015.

Research and Human Service Organizations

State Health and Human Services Related Sites

Other Human Service Resources

National Think Tanks and Advocacy Research Organizations

State and Regional Think Tanks and Advocacy Research Organizations

Major Contract Research Firms

Major Human Services Consulting Firms

University-Affiliated Human Services and Poverty Research Centers

Previous Workshops

The first NAWRS workshop was in 1956 in Chicago. In all, researchers and administrators of the NAWRS community have gathered to discuss human services and poverty alleviation 55 times. Check out the program and presentations from our most recent workshops and trace the history of NAWRS from coast to coast.

2016 Virtual Workshop
2015 Annual Workshop, Atlanta, GA Workshop Program and Presentations	2012 NAWRS/NASTA Workshop, Baltimore, MD Hosted by The Maryland Department of Human Resources Workshop Program and Presentations
2014 Annual Workshop, Providence, RI Workshop Program and Presentations	2011 Annual Workshop, Vail, CO Hosted by the Colorado Department of Human Services Workshop Program and Presentations
2013 Annual Workshop, Chicago, IL Sponsored by Public Consulting Group Workshop Program and Presentations	2010 Annual Workshop, Los Angeles, CA Workshop Presentations

Past Presidents and Workshop Sites

Year	President	Site
1956	Sam Carter, LA	Chicago
1958	Sam Carter, LA	Chicago
1960	Sam Carter, LA	Denver
1962	Gidson A. Hample, ND	Washington D.C.
1964	Editha M. Ponder	Washington D.C.
1966	Edson K. Labrack, ME	Washington D.C.
1967	W.L. Parker, CA	San Francisco
1968	Elmoine Kirkham, UT	Washington D.C.
1969	George Richards, CA	New Orleans
1970	Raymond Freeman, CO	Washington D.C.
1971	Robert R. Cline, WV	Las Vegas
1972	Alan Leggett, TX	Washington D.C.
1973	Wayne Epperson, IL	Denver
1974	Edward C. Pirie, VT	Boston
1975	Ira Gunn, NV	San Francisco
1976	George Richards, CA	New Orleans
1977	Wallace P. Earle, AZ	Phoenix
1978	Charles N. Wagner, GA	Savannah
1979	Richard Wheelock, UT	Salt Lake City
1980	Joseph Gale, WI	Madison
1981	Gary McDonald, TN	Nashville
1982	Tom Suehs, TX	San Antonio
1983	Alma Cox, MS	Jackson
1984	Patricia Day, CT	Hartford
1985	Jerry Bahr, NE	Lincoln
1986	Susan P. Polyson, VA	Richmond
1987	L. Marjorie Barker, KY	Louisville
1988	J. Barry Schaub, MD	Baltimore
1989	Dave Thorsen, MT	Kalispell
1990	Monica Zazworsky, WA	Bellevue
1991	Samba Sanyang, SC	Charleston
1992	Florence C. Odita, OH	Columbus
1993	Aldona Vaitkus, AZ	Scottsdale
1994	Jane A. Goynes (Harrison), TX	Austin
1995	Bruce Twine/Joe Golden	Jackson Hole
1996	Werner Schink, CA	San Francisco
1997	Sandra L. Brown, GA	Atlanta
1998	Peggie Powers, IL	Chicago
1999	Diane Redmond, OH	Cleveland
2000	Aldona Viatkus, AZ	Scottsdale
2001	Richard Larson, MD	Baltimore
2002	Jeffrey Repichowski, NM	Albuquerque
2003	Leslie Raderman, CA	San Diego
2004	Kenneth Kickham, OK	Oklahoma City
2005	Philip Klein, WI	Madison
2006	Coleen Collins, WY	Jackson Hole
2007	Richard Brennan, WV	Charleston
2008	Kerry Mullins, TN	Nashville
2009	George Falco & David Dlugolecki, NY	Albany
2010	Michael Bono, CA	Los Angeles
2011	Mary Roberto, CO	Vail
2012	Vince Kilduff, MD	Baltimore
2013	Vince Kilduff, MD	Chicago
2014	Michael Bono, CA	Providence
2015	Michael Bono, CA	Atlanta
2016	Kinsey Dinan, NYC	Virtual workshop

NAWRS Board of Directors

NAWRS is governed by an all-volunteer, elected board. Board members make planning, administrative, and business decisions for the Organization. Members contribute to the planning and operation of each Annual Conference. They participate in planning the program, identifying workshops, and selecting speakers and presenters. To find out more about how to get involved, contact us at NAWRSWorkshop@gmail.com or visit the Get Involved section.

Kinsey Dinan (Aug 2017) dinank@hra.nyc.gov (929) 221-7349	President	New York City Department of Social Services 150 Greenwich St., 42nd Floor New York, NY 10007
Theresa Anderson (Oct 2017) tanderson@urban.org (202) 261-5847	Vice President Chair, Conference Organization Committee	The Urban Institute 2100 M Street NW Washington, DC 20037
Robin Register (Oct 2018) Robin.Register@dhhs.nc.gov (919) 527-6268	Secretary	North Carolina Department of Health & Human Services Division of Social Services 2415 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699
Nancy Aguirre (Oct 2017) naaguir@riversidedpss.org (951) 358-7248	Treasurer	County of Riverside 4060 County Circle Drive Riverside, CA 92503
Robert Ek (Oct 2018) robert.ek@fns.usda.gov (703) 305-2521	At-Large	U.S. Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service 3101 Park Center Drive Alexandria, VA 22302
George Falco (Oct 2017) george.falco@otda.state.ny.us (518) 473-2539	Ex-Officio	New York State Office of Temporary & Disability Assistance 40 North Pearl Street Albany, NY 12243
Mary Farrell (Oct 2018) mary.farrell@mefassociates.com (703) 838-2723	Ex-Officio	MEF Associates 99 Canal Center Plaza, Suite 305 Alexandria, VA 22314
Kevin Henson (Oct 2017) kevin.m.henson@wv.gov (304) 356-4529	At-Large	West Virginia Department of Health & Human Services Bureau of Children & Families 350 Capitol Street, Room 730 Charleston, WV 25301-3711
Kristen Joyce (Oct 2017) KJoyce@mathematica-MPR.com (617) 715-6963	Co-Chair, Program Committee	Mathematica Policy Research 955 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 801 Cambridge, MA 02139
Sarah Leopold (Oct 2017) Sarah.Leopold@state.co.us (303) 866-5762	At-Large	Colorado Department of Human Services Division of Employment and Benefits 1575 Sherman Street #300 Denver, CO 80203
Karin Martinson (Oct 2018) karin_martinson@abtassoc.com (301) 347-5726	Ex-Officio Chair, Marketing and Volunteer Committee	Abt Associates 3504 Bradley Lane Chevy Chase, MD 20815
Tony Ong (Oct 2017) aong@pcgus.com (617) 426-2026	At-Large Co-Chair, Program Committee	Public Consulting Group 148 State Street Boston, MA 02109
Kate Probert (Oct 2017) kate.probert@co.ramsey.mn.us (651) 779-5655	At-Large	Ramsey County Workforce Solutions 2098 11th Avenue East St. Paul, MN 55109
Angela Rachidi (Oct 2017) angela.rachidi@aei.org (202) 862-4874	Chair, Strategic Planning Committee	American Enterprise Institute 1150 17th St NW, 11th Floor Washington, DC 20036
Emily Schmitt (Oct 2017) Emily.Schmitt@acf.hhs.gov (202) 401-5786	Federal Liaison	U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Administration for Children and Families 901 D Street, SW, 7th Floor West Washington, DC 20447
Barbara Startz (Oct 2018) barbara.startz@okdhs.org (918) 439-2474	At-Large Chair, Finance and Budget Committee	Oklahoma Department of Human Services Oklahoma Child Support Services 2409 N. Kelley Avenue, Annex Oklahoma City, OK 73111
LaTamera Woodley (Oct 2018) latamera.woodley@tn.gov (615) 313-5564	At-Large Technology Lead	Tennessee Department of Human Services Citizen’s Plaza, 3rd Floor 400 Deaderick St, Nashville, TN 37243

Get Involved

Volunteer

NAWRS is an all-volunteer organization that relies on the time and commitment of its membership. Joining a committee is one great way to support NAWRS’s mission of bringing together research and practice. The standing committees are:

Program Committee: Plan the program for the next NAWRS workshop
Marketing and Volunteer Committee: Maintain the public presence of NAWRS, engage members in Association developments and activities, reach out to potential volunteers for the Association, and connect volunteers with opportunities that align with their interests and the Association’s needs
Strategic Planning Committee: Work to develop a map for the future of NAWRS
Conference Organization Committee: Coordinate all logistics for the NAWRS workshop
Finance and Budget Committee: Strengthen NAWRS’ financial position through better practices for oversight and decision-making (Board members only)

Once you have some experience with NAWRS committees, you might consider running for a position on the Board. This “working Board” manages the Association and its activities. Members participate in monthly conference call meetings and attend annual or bi-annual in-person workshops. The benefits of being a Board member include close and direct contact with other research and evaluation professionals across the country and the ability to ensure representation of your state or organization in the planning of the NAWRS workshop. There are no monetary costs associated with Board membership beyond workshop attendance.

Are you interested? Reach out to NAWRSWorkshop@gmail.com and let us know a little about yourself and your interests! Thank you for supporting the NAWRS family.

Sponsor

Sponsoring organization are valuable supporters of NAWRS’s mission. Sponsors include research organizations, consulting and contracting firms, and other organization that want to get their name out there as steadfast supporters of the exchange of ideas and best practices in human services. You can view some of our most recent sponsors below. Sponsors are featured in the NAWRS workshop program and other marketing materials, receive space and support for tabling, are verbally acknowledged to workshop attendees by the NAWRS president, and are honored on the NAWRS website year-round. If you might be interested in sponsorship, contact NAWRS President Kinsey Dinan at dinank@hra.nyc.gov.

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NAWRS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit association. The organization does not have an endowment and operates based on revenue from sponsors and workshop registrations. Donations support general Association operations and are tax deductible.

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Alabama Alabama Department of Human Resources Alabama Medicaid Agency	Alaska Alaska Department of Health and Social Services
Arizona Arizona Department of Economic Security Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System	Arkansas Arkansas Department of Human Services
California California Department of Social Services	Colorado Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing Colorado Department of Human Services
Connecticut Connecticut Department of Children and Families Connecticut Department of Social Services	Delaware Delaware Department of Health and Social Services Delaware Department of Services for Children, Youth, and Their Families
District of Columbia DC Department of Health DC Department of Human Services	Florida Florida Agency for Health Care Administration Florida Department of Children and Families
Georgia Georgia Department of Community Health Georgia Department of Human Resources	Hawaii Hawaii Department of Human Services
Idaho Idaho Department of Health and Welfare	Illinois Illinois Department of Children and Family Services Illinois Department of Human Services Illinois Department of Public Aid
Indiana Indiana Family and Social Services Administration	Iowa Iowa Department of Human Services
Kansas Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services	Kentucky Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Familiy Services
Louisiana Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals Louisiana Department of Social Services	Maine Maine Department of Human Services
Maryland Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Maryland Department of Human Resources Family Investment Administration – Statistical Reports	Massachusetts Massachusetts Department of Social Services Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance Massachusetts Division of Medical Assistance Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services
Michigan Michigan Department of Community Health Michigan Department of Human Services	Minnesota Minnesota Department of Human Services
Mississippi Mississippi Department of Human Services Mississippi Division of Medicaid	Missouri Missouri Department of Social Services
Montana Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services	Nebraska Nebraska Health and Human Services System
Nevada Nevada Department of Human Resources	New Hampshire New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services
New Jersey New Jersey Department of Human Services	New Mexico New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Department New Mexico Human Services Department
New York New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, New York State Office of Children & Family Services New York State Department of Health New York State Department of Labor	North Carolina North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services
North Dakota North Dakota Department of Human Services	Ohio Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
Oklahoma Oklahoma Department of Human Services Oklahoma Health Care Authority	Oregon Oregon Department of Human Services
Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare	Rhode Island Rhode Island Department of Children, Youth, and Families Rhode Island Department of Human Services
South Carolina South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services South Carolina Department of Social Services	South Dakota South Dakota Department of Social Services
Tennessee Tennessee Department of Children’s Services Tennessee Department of Finance and Administration Tennessee Department of Health Tennessee Department of Human Services	Texas Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services Texas Health and Human Services Commission Texas Workforce Commission
Utah Utah Department of Health Utah Department of Human Services Utah Department of Workforce Services	Vermont Vermont Agency of Human Services
Virginia Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services Virginia Department of Social Services Virginia Department Mental Health, Mental Retardation, and Substance Abuse	Washington Washington State Department of Social and Health Services
West Virginia West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources	Wisconsin Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development
Wyoming Wyoming Department of Family Services Wyoming Department of Health

The Welfare Rules Database from the Urban Institute	http://anfdata.urban.org/wrd/WRDWelcome.cfm
The SNAP Quality Control Data from Mathematica Policy Research	https://host76.mathematica-mpr.com/fns/
PeerTA from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services	https://peerta.acf.hhs.gov/
The National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership from the Urban Institute and Partners	http://www.neighborhoodindicators.org/
The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities’ Family Income Support Resources	http://www.cbpp.org/topics/family-income-support
Mathematica Policy Research’s work on TANF and Employment Issues	https://www.mathematica-mpr.com/our-focus-areas/family-support/tanf-and-employment-issues
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Administration for Children and Families’ Office of Policy Research and Evaluation Self-Sufficiency Research Clearinghouse	http://www.opressrc.org

American Enterprise Institute	https://www.aei.org/
Aspen Institute	http://www.aspeninstitute.org/
Brookings Institution	http://www.brookings.edu/
CATO Institute	http://www.cato.org/
Center for American Progress	https://www.americanprogress.org/
Center for Economic and Policy Research	http://www.cper.net/
Center for Law and Social Policy	http://www.clasp.org/
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities	http://www.cbpp.org/
Child Trends	http://www.childtrends.org/
Economic Policy Institute	http://www.epi.org/
Feeding America	http://www.feedingamerica.org/
Heritage Foundation	http://www.heritage.org/
Institute for Children, Poverty, and Homelessness	http://www.icphusa.org/
Institute for Women’s Policy Research	http://www.iwpr.org/
National Academy of Social Insurance	https://www.nasi.org/
National Alliance to End Homelessness	http://www.endhomelessness.org/
National Bureau of Economic Research	http://www.nber.org/
National Employment Law Project	http://www.nelp.org/
Pew Charitable Trusts	http://www.pewtrusts.org/
Pew Research Center	http://www.pewresearch.org/
Public Policy Associates	http://www.publicpolicy.com/
RAND Corporation	http://www.rand.org/
Urban Institute	http://www.urban.org/
W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research	http://www.upjohn.org/

Center for Public Policy Priorities (Texas)	http://forabettertexas.org/
Child and Family Policy Institute of California	http://www.cfpic.org/
Georgia Budget and Policy Institute	http://gbpi.org/
Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama	http://parcalabama.org/
Public Policy Institute of California	http://www.ppic.org/
Social IMPACT Research Center of Heartland Alliance (Midwest)	https://www.heartlandalliance.org/research/
SPHERE Institute (California)	http://www.sphereinstitute.org/

Abt Associates	http://www.abtassociates.com/
American Institutes for Research	http://www.air.org/
Aspen Institute	http://www.aspeninstitute.org/
Capital Research Corporation	http://capitalresearchcorporation.com/
ICF International	http://www.icfi.com/
IMPAQ International	http://www.impaqint.com/
James Bell Associates	http://www.jbassoc.com/
Mathematica Policy Research	https://mathematica-mpr.com/
MDRC	http://www.mdrc.org/
MEF Associates	http://mefassociates.com/
NORC at the University of Chicago	http://www.norc.org/
RAND Corporation	http://www.rand.org/
Research Triangle Institute	https://www.rti.org/
SRI International	https://www.sri.com/
Urban Institute	http://www.urban.org/
WESTAT	https://www.westat.com/

Deloitte Consulting	http://www2.deloitte.com/global/en/services/consulting-deloitte.html
Don Winstead Consulting, LLC	http://www.winsteadconsulting.com/
ICF International	http://www.icfi.com/
MAXIMUS	http://www.maximus.com/consulting
Public Consulting Group	http://www.publicconsultinggroup.com/
SEEDCO Technical Assistance Services	http://www.seedco.org/consulting-and-training/services/consulting-services
Sequoia Consulting Group	http://www.sequoiacg.com/
Summit, LLC	http://www.summitllc.us/

Center for Child and Family Policy at Duke University	http://childandfamilypolicy.duke.edu/
Center for Child and Family Studies at the University of South Carolina	http://ccfs.sc.edu/
Center for Education and the Workforce at Georgetown University	https://cew.georgetown.edu/
Center for Poverty Research at the University of Kentucky	http://www.ukcpr.org/
Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago	http://www.chapinhall.org/
Children and Family Research Center at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	http://www.cfrc.illinois.edu/
Clemson institute on Family and Neighborhood Life	http://www.clemson.edu/centers-institutes/ifnl/
Community College Research Center at Columbia	http://ccrc.tc.columbia.edu/
George Washington Institute of Public Policy	https://gwipp.gwu.edu/
Georgetown University National Technical Assistance Center for Children’s Mental Health	http://gucchdtacenter.georgetown.edu/
Institute for Research on Labor and Employment at University of California-Berkeley	http://www.irle.berkeley.edu/
Institute for Research on Poverty at the University of Wisconsin-Madison	http://www.irp.wisc.edu/
Jacob France Institute at the University of Baltimore	http://www.jacob-france-institute.org/
John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Development at Rutgers	http://www.heldrich.rutgers.edu/
National Center for Child Welfare Excellence at the City University of New York	http://www.nccwe.org/
National Center for Children in Poverty at Columbia University	http://www.nccp.org/
National Child Welfare Workforce Institute at the University of Albany	https://ncwwi.org/
National Poverty Center at the University of Michigan	http://www.npc.umich.edu/
National Resource Center on Youth Services at the University of Oklahoma	https://www.nrcys.ou.edu/
NORC at the University of Chicago	http://www.norc.org/
Population Studies Center at the University of Michigan	http://www.psc.isr.umich.edu/
Ray Marshall Center at the University of Texas-Austin	http://raymarshallcenter.org/
Regional Economic Studies Institute at Towson University	https://www.towson.edu/campus/business/research/resi/
Rockefeller Institute of Government at the State University of New York	http://www.rockinst.org/
Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality	http://inequality.stanford.edu/
University of California-Davis Center for Poverty Research	http://poverty.ucdavis.edu/
University of Central Florida Marriage and Family Research Institute	http://www.mfri.ucf.edu/
West Coast Poverty Center at the University of Washington	http://depts.washington.edu/wcpc/

NAWRS

NAWRS 2017 Workshop

Pittsburgh, PA July 30 – August 2, 2017 Omni William Penn Hotel Moving Forward to Reduce Poverty, Increase Opportunity, and Improve Human Service Delivery

Programs

Topics

Newsroom and Events

NAWRS Early Bird Registration Available Through May 31

NAWRS 2017 Call for Proposals

In Memory: Michael Bono

Resources for Members

Research Academy

Partner Conferences

AASD/NASTA Conference and NAPIPM Conference

Recent Publications of Broad Interest

Research and Human Service Organizations

Previous Workshops

NAWRS Board of Directors

Get Involved

Volunteer

Sponsor

Donate

2017 Sponsors

Pittsburgh, PA
July 30 – August 2, 2017
Omni William Penn Hotel
Moving Forward to Reduce Poverty, Increase Opportunity, and Improve Human Service Delivery