Research

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Rural Counties Lack Services for Youth Experiencing Homelessness
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Low-income Mothers Face Barriers to Accessing Family Planning Services
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Colorado Showed Increased Kinship Care Utilization Paired with Fiscal Savings during Title IV-E Waiver
This evaluation examined the process, outcome, and fiscal impact of a Title IV-E Waiver in the state of...
2019
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Stakeholders and Researchers Recommend Federal Actions to End Youth Homelessness
This paper outlines 63 recommendations for federal actions needed by a range of federal agencies and Congress to end youth...
2019
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After Training, Home Visitors Maintain and Improve their Skills
This study examines whether, at 6 and 12 months after training, home visitors have maintained their new skills in engaging...
2019
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Even with Shortened Training, Home Visitors can Improve Skills
Home visiting programs face a number of challenges in engaging and serving families in high-risk communities while also developing and retaining skilled...
2019
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Survey of Doris Duke Fellows Finds Network Connections are Increasing
This report presents findings from the most recent survey of Doris Duke fellows and compares the level of engagement to prior...
2019
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Extending Child Care Eligibility Increases Duration of Participation in Child Care
This report focuses on preliminary findings related extending the eligibility redetermination period from 6 months to 12 months for families who receive...
2019