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Alliance Public Policy: Position Briefs & Issue Analyses
The joint public policy office of the Alliance for Children and Families and United Neighborhood Centers of America (UNCA) regularly publishes position briefs and analyses related to a variety of federal policy issues.
Three general principles guide all decisions about which issues to advocate for or against in Washington, as well as what policy positions to assert. Issues and policy positions are further prioritized according to a set of established criteria.
Newly Published Analyses
An overview of the final budget package signed into law April 15, 2011.
Provides an overview of the budget situation for the 2011 fiscal year, specifically addressing critical human service programs. It notes funding for programs that will be negotiated during a two-week continuing resolution, as well as programs that are part of the long-term budget negotiation.
3 Mar 2011
The Alliance, UNCA, and their member organizations have joined more than 100 national, state, and local organizations in calling on Congress to fully fund the President Barack Obama administration's Promise Neighborhoods initiative in the 2012 budget.
Audio recording from a conference call convened by the National Neighborhood Alliance. Reviews how the 2012 federal budget proposed by the President Barack Obama administration impacts the federal Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative.
Slides from the webinar co-hosted with the National Fatherhood Initiative on January 27, 2011.
Archived Analyses
The Alliance’s position briefs and analysis are grouped into six subject areas:
Contact the Alliance Public Policy Office with questions or for more information.
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The Alliance’s position briefs and analyses are grouped into six subject areas:
Child welfare
Education
Federal budget
Health care
Neighborhood initiatives
Nonprofit sector
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