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Articles in June, 2003 issue of Policy & Practice

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• 2003 spring council meeting
• Human Services Department
• Inside story
  by Sybil Walker Barnes
• Mississippi: DHS seeks to raise 50 percent passing rate on social workers' licensing exam
• Family Independence Agency
• The eight most common strategies states are using to deal with budget shortfalls
• Washington, D.C.: Maine wins right to seek drug discounts
• Minnesota's Department of Human Services
• TANF participation rate in 2001
• Doing more with less
• Our Do'ers Profile
• Letter from the Executive Director
  by Jerry W. Friedman
• Maryland: Juvenile Justice name change signals reforms
• Legal notes: representing recent immigrants
  by Daniel Pollack
• Study shows clinical pharmacy management programs can cut costs
• Pennsylvania: legislature looks at restoring welfare for drug convicts
• Alaska's Department of Health and Social Services
• 50 years old and still going
• Managing media in a crisis
  by Kathy Bonk
• Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
• APHSA staff spotlight
• Nevada: assembly OKs opening child abuse hearings to public
• Iowa's Department of Human Services
• Health Insurance for the uninsured
• How to overcome organizational indifference
  by Linda Keefe
• Receptionist offers outstanding service
• Linda Keefe is an expert on helping agencies overcome organizational indifference, communication problems, technological deficiencies, and other barriers to growth