While spending the summer interning at the Stimpson Center in Washington, DC, Undergraduate Research Assistant, Jessie Cleveland wrote a brief piece on Indian reactions to the pending China-Pakistan civilian nuclear deal titled, “India of Two Minds: Reactions to the Pending China-Pakistan Nuclear Deal”. This spotlight is now available online
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The purpose of this project was to define, describe, calculate, and present the likely costs and benefits of implementing and maintaining a 2-1-1 information and referral system in Nebraska. The study included a survey of current information and referral services in Nebraska and a cost/benefit analysis of the technical and practical aspects of implementing and maintaining a 2-1-1 system.
See the Nebraska 211 Website for more information
Key Partners
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Bureau of Sociological Research; University of Nebraska-Lincoln Department of Economics; University of Nebraska-Lincoln Center on Children, Families, and the Law
Funding
Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services; United Way of the Midlands
Examining The Potential Benefits of a 2-1-1 System: Quantitative and Other Factors. Shank, N. & Rosenbaum, D. (2003).
In The News
Dial 211 When You Need Help. (2004-06-30). Lincoln Journal Star.
Call Center Connects Nebraska to Health Services. (2009-11-06). .
