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1University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Helen Bader School of Social Welfare, PO Box 786, Milwaukee, WI 53201-0786, USA. jrb2@uwm.edu
Abstract:
For the past decade our nation has turned its focus to personal responsibility and has subsequently formulated polices that have reformed welfare and strengthened child support enforcement. Parents are held more accountable for the support of their children, regardless of their income levels or age. Teen fathers continue to present dilemmas for policymakers because of their status as minors, lack of understanding of the policy implications for parenthood, lack of skills, and high unemployment rates. Alternative services and policies need to be developed to involve teen fathers with their children, both socially and financially.
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