Home Grown contracted with Mathematica to identify the strengths and limitations of FFN care and the needs of FFN providers. The study also aimed to inform considerations for future measures to assess FFN quality.
This brief explores the informal child care landscape in Philadelphia. It explores the perceived benefits of informal care, why parents choose it, and why providers offer it.
This issue brief highlights learnings from a formative evaluation of a collaborative effort by a funder, a research organization, and three community partners that set out to shed light on the strengths, limitations, and needs of informal child care providers in southwest Detroit.
This brief describes findings from a developmental evaluation of Annie E. Casey Foundation’s deep end reform effort.
This report provides an overview of the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s deep-end reform and the findings from the evaluation.
This report is part of the Fatherhood and Marriage Local Evaluation (FaMLE) Cross-Site Project, led by OPRE in collaboration with OFA. ACF has partnered with Mathematica to conduct the FaMLE Cross-Site project.
This report presents lessons learned from two initiatives aimed at creating high-wage jobs and innovation in various geographical regions.
This interim report presents early findings on the implementation of the Jobs and Innovation Accelerator Challenge (JIAC) and Advanced Manufacturing JIAC grants through summer 2014.
Low-performing schools in rural settings can face challenges common to all struggling schools, such as low student motivation and maintaining a qualified teaching staff.
This report presents findings from an evaluation of the National Farmworker Jobs Program.