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Houston KIDS COUNT Conference on Children Powerpoint Presentations

  

Authors:
Anne Dunkelberg /(512) 320-0222 x 102
Eva DeLuna Castro /(512) 320-0222 x 103
Celia Cole /(512) 320-0222 x110
Scott McCown /(512) 320-0222 x 109
Don Baylor /(512) 320-0222 x 108
Frances Deviney /(512) 320-0222 x 106

June 15, 2005

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The following presentations were given at the Houston KIDS COUNT Conference on Children, a half-day conference on children's issues in the wake of the 79th Legislative Session.