Campaign Kit: Talking with Kids about Tough Issues
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The Family Hour Focus Groups: Children’s Responses to Sexual Content on TV
ReportAnd Their Parents' Reactions The Kaiser Family Foundation and Children Now conducted focus groups - - focus groups conducted by Fairbank, Maslin, Maullin & Associates - - with children between the ages of 8-13 years old, in an attempt to examine to what extent children understand the sexual content they see on television and what…
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Private Sector Involvement in South Africa
Other PostNote: This publication is no longer in circulation. However, a few copies may still exist in the Foundation's internal library that could be xeroxed. Please email order@kff.
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Transforming Southern Africa: An Overview of American Support for Southern Africa’s Development
ReportA Report to the Southern Africa Grantmakers' Affinity Group Report:…
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U.S. Independent Sector Involvement in South Africa
Other PostNote: This publication is no longer in circulation. However, a few copies may still exist in the Foundation's internal library that could be xeroxed. Please email order@kff.org if you would like to pursue this option.
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Block Grants In Health and The States: Concerns and Criteria-1090
ReportBlock Grants In Health and The States: Concerns and Criteria This report examines some issues raised surrounding block grants and suggests some criteria that might be used to examine proposals during the current debate.
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Analysis of Texas Health Care Expenditures: 1994-2000
ReportReport: Analysis of Texas Health Care Expenditures 1994-2000…
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Health Insurance Coverage and Health Expenditures
ReportThis overview report is the first in a series prepared for the Kaiser Family Foundation by the Barents Group to study current -- and future -- health care spending and coverage in three key states: New York, California, and Texas.
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Keeping the Promise? Achieving Universal Coverage in Six States
ReportA review of the progress toward the goal of universal coverage in six states -- Florida, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Oregon, and Washington.