Karen Bogenschneider is a Rothermel-Bascom Prof. Emeritus at UW-Madison. Her expertise is the study and practice of evidence-based family policymaking.
Joined October 2014
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The time had come for the 4th edition of my book, "Family Policy Matters: How Policymaking Affects Families and What Professionals Can Do". Families have changed, policy has changed, and politics has changed. Get 20% off now at routledge.com/Family-Policy-…
Join in tomorrow to hear why I think it is possible to build better public policy for families.
.@ncfr is offering CE credits for a policy training by @fampolicy tomorrow. Very nice! "Innovations in the Science and Practice of Family Policy"
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Research use is about relationships. Engaging policymakers depends less on disseminating research to them & more on developing relationships with them. When policymakers have relationships with each other, it increases research use & decreases polarization researchgate.net/publication…
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Cheers to Velma and Vivian, and cheers to children across the country!
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Want to learn more about evidence-based policy for less? Our new edition of Evidence-Based Policymaking is 30% off before Nov. 6. Use the code BOA30 when you check out at routledge.com/Evidence-Based…
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This ground-breaking article moves beyond “why” relational approaches are important to “how” to build relationships to improve research use in policy and practice.
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If you are thinking of applying for our Institutional Challenge Grant, you may want to listen to the webinar or read a partial transcript in which deans from 2 Instutional Challenge Grants discuss changes they intend at their schools, and much more. tinyurl.com/mrxr5av5
Vivian Tseng is the best book publicist ever! Read more about how understanding the archipelago can improve research-policy connections in the second edition of my book on Evidence-Based Policymaking. routledge.com/Evidence-Based…
@VivianT88 mentions the work of @fampolicy on the archipelago that is the research-policy-practice environment #TransformURE
Ever wish your university was more engaged in the challenges of our times? I loved this webinar where two Deans described how their universities became more engaged & the WT Grant Foundation described their funding of institutional change. Applications open today through Sept. 14
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Looking for an Easter gift for a curious mind? The 2nd edition of our book, Evidence-Based Policymaking, is on sale until May 1 at routledge.com/9780367523831 Hear the latest from policymakers and researchers alike about how science can be used in policymaking.
I am honored to have this paper highlighted by scholars who are pioneers in the next generation of evidence-based policymaking--Taylor Scott, Max Crowley, and their team.
the @R2Policy team has been discussing @fampolicy seminal research. Policy engaged researchers need to know:
1. why policymaking is important
2. about barriers to URE
3. what issues are timely
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Hey kevin, @fampolicy's work is worth checking out forbes.com/sites/jonathanwai…
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Loving this partnership between @wtgrantfdn and @NSF to improve the use of research evidence!
We can’t think of a more powerful or impactful way to advance our interest in supporting research to improve the lives of young people than through our new partnership with @NSF, “Increasing the Use, Usefulness and Impact of Research about Youth.” tinyurl.com/kztk9d7b
Kudos to Max, Taylor, and their whole team! This is a ground-breaking paper that shows the potential of researchers to effectively engage with policymakers around research evidence!
Check out our latest #scipol paper regarding researcher policy engagement.
I have so many thanks for the countless individuals who make this social impact work possible. Kudos to @DMaxCrowley for bringing it all together in one thread.
Congratulations on taking on this important work to build research-based policymaking, which is more important now than ever.
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We sincerely appreciate the funding of the William T. Grant Foundation for this study, but more importantly for their visionary leadership in building a body of knowledge to improve the use of research in policy and practice.
We are so grateful to grantee @fampolicy for raising issues of use of research evidence in public policy and proud of her recent Wiley Research Prize for the best family science paper published in 2019 and 2020 based on that work. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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We are honored to have our article recognized by Wiley Publishing as the most outstanding family science paper in 2019 and 2020. Our theory for connecting research and policy is described in the article and elaborated on in our new book on evidence-based policymaking.
Congratulations @fampolicy on receiving the 2021 Alexis Walker award for her article in @JFTR_NCFR 2019 piece: "Realizing the promise of research in policymaking: Theoretical guidance grounded in policymaker perspectives"
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Listen to new "notes from the author" with Dr. Karen Bogenschneider @fampolicy about the role of family science and theory in developing family policy and the 2nd ed of "Evidence-Based Policymaking" w Thomas Corbett (also - 2019 spec iss on Family Policy)
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Congratulations to @DMaxCrowley @jtaybscott on their new use of research evidence award from @wtgrantfdn - great to see more empirical work being funded in this area @TransformUre
We are proud to announce five new research grants, including four to support studies on reducing inequality in youth outcomes and one to support a study on improving the use of research evidence. Congratulations to our new grantees! tinyurl.com/5xuzzrey
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How can researchers better connect with policymakers, and policymakers benefit from scholars' in-depth studies? Drs. Karen Bogenschneider (@fampolicy) & Thomas Corbett have answers in their book Evidence-Based Policymaking (@routledgebooks): sohe.wisc.edu/bogenschneider…
