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More Than One Million Children in U.S. Have a Young Parent who Experienced Homelessness in the Past Year
May 10, 2018
Report
Exemplary TANF Data Users Show Strong Communication, Collaboration, and Partnerships
This brief discusses accessible strategies to promote the use of data and disseminate analyses so that policymakers can use evidence to improve TANF for partici...
2022
Expert
Katie Rollins
Katie Rollins is a Policy Fellow at Chapin Hall....
March 18, 2018
Chapin Hall Offers Sessions on Family First Prevention Services, Economic and Concrete Supports at 2023 CWLA Conference
Chapin Hall staff presented at the 2023 CWLA conference. Read about the presentations and view the slides....
July 13, 2023
Report
LifeSet Providers Identify Model Strengths and Implementation Challenges
This brief summarizes findings from Phase I of an evaluation of LifeSet, an intensive, evidence-based, youth-centered, and service-focused model developed by Yo...
2022
Florida Data on Youth Experiencing Homelessness Released
Leaders in advocates in central Florida now know much more about youth experiencing homelessness in their community....
April 10, 2018
A Commitment to Evidence-Based Dissemination
February 24, 2022
Chapin Hall’s Racial Equity Principles
Chapin Hall's Racial Equity Principles clarify our anti-racist practices. ...
June 15, 2023
Report
Majority of California Youth in Foster Care Believe Extended Care Helps Them Reach Life Goals
This study focuses on the state of California, an early adopter of the new policy that also has the largest foster care population in the U.S. It addresses whet...
2016
Bringing Kinship Care Out of the Shadows
This project compiled key definitions and evidence to better clarify kinship practices. Policy staff developed a list of recommendations for those implementing ...
May 31, 2023
Unique challenges and strengths in growing number of multiracial families explored in Journal of Child and Family Studies 
The March 2022 issue of the Journal of Child and Family Studies includes new studies that describe the unique challenges that multiracial families face, and the...
March 15, 2022
Report
Economic Independence of Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Youth Transitioning Out of Foster Care
Young people in foster care who identify as lesbian, gay, or bisexual (LGB) may face unique barriers to achieving economic independence. We analyzed data from t...
2013
Report
Effective Use of Administrative Data Can Strengthen Efforts to Maintain a Stable Supply of High-Quality Foster Homes
In this report, we demonstrate the potential of administrative data to contribute robust evidence in support of child welfare systems’ efforts to maintain a sta...
2018
Expert
Mallory VanMeeter
March 18, 2018
Report
Improving Opioid Addiction Treatment for People Who Are Incarcerated
Researchers examine how a jail approaches Medication for Opioid Use (MOUD) treatment via telehealth during COVID-19. ...
November 15, 2023