Research – Chapin Hall

Research

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How Racial Matching is Related to Early Childhood Teacher Well-being

Supportive Housing Helps Homeless Families Leave Child Welfare System

Report Examines Child Maltreatment Investigation Timing, Collaboration between Pediatricians and Child Protective Services

This brief describes findings from a study of a program that provides CPS investigators with real-time medical expert consultation and a definitive manner...

Child Welfare Assessments Can Be Improved to Better Help Families

This report highlights ways that child welfare case assessments can better support...

Supporting Student Parents: Evaluating the New Moms College Success Program Pilot

Chapin Hall partnered with New Moms to evaluate this pilot program and understand its...

Evaluating San Francisco’s Guaranteed Income Program for Young People Who Aged out of Extended Foster Care

This brief describes the evaluation of the pilot of a guaranteed income program in San Francisco, in which 150 young people...

Understanding Child Care Assistance in Illinois: Who is Enrolled and Where?

Chapin Hall researchers analyzed Child Care Assistance Program data to calculate the number of child...

Improving Collaboration Between Child Welfare and Home Visiting Workers in Illinois

Chapin Hall and the Erikson Institute DCFS Early Childhood Project are co-leading a process to monitor the implementation of the Family First plan’s home...