Douglas J. Besharov is the Norman and Florence Brody Professor at
the University of Maryland’s School of Public Policy, where he
teaches courses on poverty, welfare, children and families, policy
analysis and logic models, program evaluation, and performance
management.
Richard V. Burkhauser is the Sarah Gibson Blanding Professor of
Policy Analysis in the Department of Policy Analysis and Management
at Cornell University and a senior research fellow at the Lyndon B.
Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at
Austin.
Douglas M. Call is the deputy director of the University of
Maryland School of Public Policy’s Program for International Policy
Exchanges and its Welfare Reform Academy.
James C. Capretta is a resident fellow and holds the Milton
Friedman Chair at the American Enterprise Institute, where he
studies health care, entitlement, and US budgetary policy, as well
as global trends in aging, health, and retirement programs.
Kevin C. Corinth is a research fellow in economic policy studies at
the American Enterprise Institute, where he focuses on homelessness
and poverty.
Maura Corrigan is a visiting fellow at the American Enterprise
Institute, where she studies and evaluates programs related to
child welfare, child support, food assistance, and disability.
Mary C. Daly is senior vice president and associate director of
research at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, where she
specializes in employment and wage dynamics, economic inequality
and mobility, relative income and subjective well-being, disability
and economic well-being, and disability policy in industrialized
nations.
Robert Doar is the Morgridge Fellow in Poverty Studies at the
American Enterprise Institute, where he studies and evaluates how
improved federal policies and programs can reduce poverty and
provide opportunities for vulnerable Americans.
Ron Haskins is a senior fellow and holds the Cabot Family Chair in
Economic Studies at the Brookings Institution, where he codirects
the Center on Children and Families. He is also a senior consultant
at the Annie E. Casey Foundation and president of the Association
for Public Policy Analysis and Management.
Bruce D. Meyer is a visiting scholar at the American Enterprise
Institute, where he focuses on poverty, inequality, and social
safety net programs. Concurrently, he is the McCormick Foundation
Professor at the University of Chicago’s Harris School of Public
Policy. He is also a research associate at the National Bureau of
Economic Research.
Edgar O. Olsen is a professor of economics and public policy at the
University of Virginia, where he served as chairman of the
economics department and was heavily involved in the creation of
its new public policy school.
Angela Rachidi is a research fellow in poverty studies at the
American Enterprise Institute, where she studies the effects of
public policy and existing support programs on low-income families,
continuing the work she did for the New York City Human Resources
Administration for almost a decade.
Katharine B. Stevens is a resident scholar at the American
Enterprise Institute and leads AEI’s early childhood program. Her
work focuses on the research, policy, and politics of early
childhood care and education; the role of early learning in
expanding opportunity for low-income Americans; and the
implementation challenges of rapidly growing early childhood
education initiatives.
Russell Sykes directs the American Public Human Services
Association’s Center for Employment and Economic Well-Being.
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