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Abt’s evaluation of Year Up found that the training program for young adults increased earnings and generated benefits that exceeded costs.

This paper argues for scaling Year Up’s program for young adults, which Abt’s independent evaluation found effective, replicable, and financially beneficial to society.

Abt developed several reports for the What Works Clearinghouse Postsecondary Education, Postsecondary Preparation, and Evidence Reporting (WWC-PEPPER) project.

This practice guide provides community colleges with five evidence-based recommendations for supporting occupational skills training through career pathways.

Family and medical leave experiences vary by gender.

The Patient Care Pathway Program had little impact on the two confirmatory outcomes: increasing receipt of a college credential and average quarterly earnings.

Evidence continues to paint an encouraging picture of Career Pathways programs’ effect on improving education, employment, and earnings outcomes.

Through the TACCCT program, community colleges delivered training programs that helped participants obtain credentials and employment and increase earnings. 

Abt Global conducted analyses of services for families and young children across the state of New Hampshire to inform the development of enhanced supports.