PSC In The News
Stephenson et al find "alarmingly high rates" of intimate partner violence among male couples
Stafford's findings on gender gap in children's allowances suggest entrenched nature of wage gap
Highlights
West et al. examine HS seniors' nonmedical use of prescription stimulants to boost study
Seefeldt promoted to associate professor of social work, associate professor of public policy
More PSC brown bags, Fall 2018
Bailey says state spending on family planning yields later Medicaid savings
a PSC In The News reference, 2011
"Did Indiana miss a $7M opportunity?" - Indianapolis Star. 11/06/2011.
In a story on Indiana's failure to provide free birth control to low-income women, Martha Bailey says there's "no debate" that subsidized family planning programs reduce subsequent Medicaid spending for births and child health care costs.