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1989/220
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Photographs
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Box
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1
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Releases, signed and dated, 1967-1986
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Box
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2-27
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Subject files, A-Z
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Box
2
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1-11
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Subject files, A-Z (continued)
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Box
2
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12
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Division of Family Services staff
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Box
5-6
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Miscellaneous oversize and mounted, undated
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Box
7
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Miscellaneous oversize and mounted, undated (continued)
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Box
7
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Food Stamp Nursery Rhyme posters
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Transparencies
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Box
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13-14
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Presentation, Pelican Lake Boys' Home and Lac du Flambeau Indian Reservation, undated
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Box
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15-16
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Miscellaneous
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Box
3
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Used at state fair
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Activities, County Hospital
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Box
4
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A1, undated
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Box
4
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Dietary environment, A3, D and E, undated
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Environment, County Hospital
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Box
4
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E2, undated
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Box
4
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Medical, E3 and M, undated
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Box
4
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Camp Bradfield, 1972
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Box
4
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White House Conference, Wisconsin Youth Conference, Governor's Committee on Children and Youth and miscellaneous, circa 1960s-1971
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Box
4
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Neglect and abuse, circa 1970
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Box
3
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Negatives, 1-111
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Audio 1533A
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Tape recordings
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1533A/2
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Child abuse prevention, public service announcements (PSAs), 1976 November
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1533A/3
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Emergency Energy Program with Donald Percy, Secretary of Department of Health and Social Services and Governor Martin Schreiber, undated
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1533A/4
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EAP [Employee Assistance Program?] wrap beeper, 1980 July 1
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1533A/5
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Energy bills relief spots, undated
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1533A/6
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Family service slide show, 1970 July 2
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1533A/7
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Food Stamp master, 1975 October
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1533A/9
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Food Stamp PSAs with a young woman, young man, elderly man, laid off workers, and grocer on food stamps, 1975
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1533A/10
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Food Stamp PSAs, 1976 May
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1533A/11
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Food Stamp Program PSAs with Frank Newgent, John Schmitt, State AFL-CIO president; and Governor Patrick J. Lucey, 1976 September
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1533A/12
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Food Stamp PSA with Governor Martin Schreiber and Donald Percy, Secretary of Department of Health and Social Services, 1977
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1533A/13
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Food Stamp Program, PSA with Manuel Carballo, Secretary, Department of Health and Social Services and Frank Newgent, Administrator, Division of Family Services, 1977 April
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1533A/14
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Foster Care Program, PSAs, six 30 second PSAs with Elroy Hirsch, Athletic Directory, University of Wisconsin-Madison and Frank Newgent, 1976 September
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1533A/8
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Green Bay, public relations seminar, 1975 October 16
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1533A/15
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Hamele, Jim, foster group care master, undated
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1533A/16
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Master beepers, undated
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1533A/17
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Medford, public relations seminar, 1975 October 15
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1533A/18
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Satir family interviews
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1533A/19
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Teen foster care DFS I, V, III, undated
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1533A/20-21
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Unidentified
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Cassette tapes
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1533A/22
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Civil Service #1, 1978 October 16
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1533A/23
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Civil Service #2, undated
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1533A/24
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Miscellaneous, 1976?
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Training Seminars
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1533A/25
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Child support enforcement, public awareness of Community Services, 1989 March 22
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Division of Community Services training seminars
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1533A/26
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Federal budget effect on SS, 1986 May 19
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1533A/27
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Strive, 1986 September 22
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1533A/28
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Social worker's role in working with a black person, 1986 October 6
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1533A/29
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Elder-peer counseling programs, 1986 October 27
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1533A/30
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SSI for drug abusers and alcohol claims, 1986 November 17
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1533A/31
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Program reporting service, 1986 December 8
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1533A/32
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Active versus passive approach, family service, 1987 January 5
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1533A/33
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Effective prevention strategies, 1987 February 2
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1533A/34
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Family basic service development, 1987 March 23
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1533A/35-36
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Domestic abuse, 1987 September 28
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1533A/37
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MA (Medicaid) community waivers, 1987 November 2
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1533A/38
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BSSDI update, 1987 November 30
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1533A/39
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Child abuse, alcohol and drug abuse, suicide, 1987 December 10
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1533A/40
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Domestic abuse mandated arrest legislation, 1988 February 8
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1533A/41
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Social Services practical program evaluation for HS programs, 1988 February 22
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1533A/42
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AIDS in Wisconsin, 1988 March 7
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1533A/43
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I-V drug use and AIDS, 1988 April 18
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1533A/44
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Cultural awareness, minorities with disabilities, 1988 May 16
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1533A/45
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SSI-E eligibility, 1988 June 20
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Income maintenance training seminars
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1533A/46-47
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Student grants and loans, 1986 August 14
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1533A/48-49
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EAP, 1986 September 18
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1533A/50-51
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FS issuance, 1986 October 16
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1533A/52-53
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IEVS, 1986 November 20
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1533A/54-55
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Electronic fund transfer, 1986 December 18
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1533A/56
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Error reduction, 1987 January 22
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1533A/57-59
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Changes in the MA Catastrophe Coverage Act (MCCA), 1989 September 5
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1533A/60-61
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Family support act changes, 1989 September 19
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1533A/62
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Changes in the MA Catastrophe Coverage Act (MCCA), 1989 October 25
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1533A/63
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Presumptive MA eligibility and health start, 1989 December 20
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Social Services
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1533A/64
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Updating Division of Community Services prevention programs, 1988 September 14
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1533A/65
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Adolescent sex offender prevention program, 1988 November 7
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1533A/66
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Bureau of Aging quarterly reports, 1988 November 28
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1533A/67
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Katie Beckett, AIDS and disability claims, 1988 December 12
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1533A/68-69
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Development of strategies to meet healthcare needs of disabled, 1989 January 9
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1533A/70
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Fiscal module data entry forms, 1989 February 6
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1533A/71
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Developing and managing volunteers, 3rd session, 1989 March 13
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1533A/72
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Case management, 1989 March 28
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Training for child support staff
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1533A/73
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Federal tax intercept, 1986 September 15
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1533A/74
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Interstate income withholding, 1986 October 9
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1533A/75
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Substitute care, 1986 November 13
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1533A/76
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Establishing effective media relations, 1987 January 13
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1533A/77
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Income sharing, 1987 March 9
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Films
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AD 471
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Three adoption recruitment television PSAs focusing on a mentally retarded child, single parent adoption, and a black family repairing a car
1 reel of 16 mm film
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EA 075(S)
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Foster family camping, Camp Bradfield, 1972
1 reel of Super 8 film
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Videotapes
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“Our Most Valued Resource,” Indian children and adoption, Menominee, Wisconsin
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VBB 492
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Complete video
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VBC 270
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Classroom footage, 1988
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VBC 271
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Dodge, Steve and kids in playground, 1988
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VBC 272
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Askenette, Steve, adoption brochure, 1988
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VBC 267
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Narrator, Apesanahkwat, 1988
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VBC 273
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Interview, Jerry Hill, 1988
: Interview which includes Indian Child Welfare Act explanations and other acts Hill credits with helping Native Americans. Also includes a discussion of Native American social welfare.
: This tape is broken and cannot be viewed without repair.
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VBC 268
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Interview with unidentified tribe member
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VBC 269
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DeMain, Paul, undated
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1970s Health and Social Services PSA Spots
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Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS)
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AE 131
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“Eat Better with Food Stamps”
: Contains eight 30-second spots showing people using food stamps and grocery shopping.
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Child Neglect
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AE 132
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“Children's Art”
: 30 second spot showing drawings done by children, and discussing the problems of abuse and neglect, instructing viewers to call their county Department of Social Services if they need help for a neglected child.
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AE 132
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“Family Album”
: 30 second spot showing a family photo album with a similar voice-over as in “Children's Art.”
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AE 132
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“Child Abuse”
: Similar 30 second spot discussing child abuse as a major killer of children that needs to be addressed, and where to get help or information.
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AE 135
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“Young Woman” and “Young Man”
: Two 30 second spots. 1975 food stamp PSAs.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare (DHEW)
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AE 132
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“Child Support”
: 30 second spot of a busy single mom who needs help collecting child support from her ex-husband. It explains that the local welfare department can help whether or not one is on welfare.
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AE 133
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“WIN Employers” (with the U.S. Department of Labor)
: 30 second spot with the US Department of Labor about the Work Incentive Program whose purpose is to put people who are on welfare back to work. An employer who uses the program explains the benefits, both for his company and for those hired through it.
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AE 134
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“Integrated Services”
: 60 second spot describing the various services necessary or useful for families in poverty, such as daycare and rehabilitation. Instructs viewers to write to “Services” with the DHEW in Washington, D.C.
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AE 134
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“Day Care”
: 60 second spot that shows a mother on welfare leaving her child at a community center daycare so she can go back to work. It explains to viewers the usefulness of community centers, and to write to them for more information.
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AE 135
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“Harry and Martha Get Food Stamps”
: 60 second cartoon of an older couple discussing the changes in the food stamp program, such as different eligibility requirements.
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CC 203
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Supplemental Security Income (SSI) spots
: Contains 4 spots with sound and image separate (they are stored together in the film canister) with Elaine Schreiber who discusses the SSI program to help low income families with disabled children, and in particular new less restrictive eligibility requirements, and encourages viewers with disabled children to contact their nearest Social Security Office to find out if they are eligible.
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