Latest News
Below, you will find links to some of our most recent news stories. Each is an opportunity to learn about our work with other clients, our experience, and our team members.
PPA Proudly Partners with MITTIN to Enhance Independence for Michigan’s Learners with Special Needs
Public Policy Associates (PPA) is privileged to collaborate with MITTIN (Michigan Transition to Independence), a forward-thinking initiative dedicated to helping students with special needs develop essential life skills and foster…
ViewPPA Research Partnership with State Agencies Helps Improve Child Care Access
PRESS RELEASE – Changes in child care policies in Michigan have improved access to child care for families and enhanced financial stability for child care providers, according to long-term research…
ViewSpotlight on Rackham Graduate Intern Daisy Haas
Public Policy Associates intern Daisy Haas is a fourth-year Ph.D. student in chemistry at the University of Michigan. They have passions for chemistry, education, and improving STEM education through research…
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Featured Work
We are always proud of the product we produce for our clients. Below is a recent sampling of some of our work in different policy areas. Each featured work item showcases our ability to not only give the clients what they need, but produce something that stands out and makes a difference.
Case Study Report: Experiences of Infant/Toddler Quality Improvement Pilot Providers
The PPA research team conducted site visits to eight providers enrolled in the Infant/Toddler Quality Improvement (ITQI) Pilot to interview key staff and collect parent surveys. This pilot provided funding…
View ProjectChild Care Policy Lessons
Key Michigan Policy Results 2015-2022 When families have access to affordable high-quality child care, many short- and long-term benefits accrue to communities,families, and children in terms of their cognitive, behavioral,…
View ProjectMichigan Child Care Policy Effects
Even in the best of times, high-quality child care is out of reach for many families who need it. Families typically spend between 15% (two earners) and 36% (single earner)…
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