Call for Papers: Identifying Programs That Serve Low-Income Couples

This call comes from Mathematica Policy Research, a major player in the analysis of a range of public policies. If you work in the fields identified here, this may be a good way to increase your work's visbility.
 

Call for Papers: Identifying Programs That Serve Low-Income Couples

SUBMISSION DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 30, 2011

Mathematica Policy Research is seeking research on programs that serve low-income couples. The programs may focus on a range of issues—including healthy relationships and marriage, communication, parenting for couples/co-parenting, or conflict resolution—and may serve unmarried or married couples, regardless of parental status. Relevant research includes studies that evaluate program effectiveness, studies focusing on program implementation and operations, and descriptive studies.

Call For Papers: Triple Helix Conference, Stanford University

Jim Zuiches, Vice Chancellor for  Extension, Engagement, and Economic Development, passes along this announcement from the Triple Helix Association. According to their web site:


The Triple Helix Association intends to promote analyses and studies on the interaction between universities, firms and government aimed at translating academic models into practical achievements also by supporting international exchange of scholars, organizing international symposia of relevant scientific interest and assisting the education of students, scholars and practitioners in its areas of interest.