The Issues Behind the Outcomes

This study describes the experiences and perceptions of American Indian, African American, Hmong, and Somali participants in Minnesota's welfare program. The study was undertaken to learn more about why members of these four populations were significantly less likely, on average, to be employed or off welfare than the average Minnesota welfare participant.

Project Type

Wilder Topic

Economy and Workforce

All Reports in the Project

The Issues Behind the Outcomes for Hmong Welfare Participants: English Version

Apr 2003

brief

The Issues Behind the Outcomes for African American Welfare Participants

Apr 2003

brief

Tej Ntsiab Lus Kev Tshawb Tau Los Ntawm Tsoom Hmoob Uas Tseem Noj Nyiaj Npawsfes: the Issues Behind the Outcomes for Hmong Welfare Participants

Apr 2003

brief

The Issues Behind the Outcomes for Somali Welfare Participants: English Version

Apr 2003

brief

The Issues Behind the Outcomes: for Somali, Hmong, American Indian, and African American Welfare Participants in Minnesota

Apr 2003

brief

Arrimaha Ka Dambeeya Natiijada Soomaalida Cayrta Qaadata: the Issues Behind the Outcomes for Somali Welfare Participants

Apr 2003

brief

The Issues Behind the Outcomes for American Indian Welfare Participants

Apr 2003

brief

The Issues Behind the Outcomes: for Somali, Hmong, American Indian, and African American Welfare Participants in Minnesota, Summary

Apr 2003

report

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