Child Policy Discussion taps expertise of Taifa Butler and Richard Rothstein
at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies
The Georgia Health Policy Center announced a partnership with University of Georgia's Carl Vinson Institute of Government to create a Child Policy Partnership. The first discussion on child health issues featured Taifa Butler and Richard Rothstein. |
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Pictured from left are Karen Minyard, Taifa Butler, Erdal Tekin, Richard Rothstein, and Bernette McColley. |
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The Andrew Young School hosted a month-long series of events celebrating the school's new building during April 2005. This event on April 20 launched a strategic partnership to further study child issues. To see more about Taifa Butler, Richard Rothstein, and the Partnership, click here.
