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I-BEST Program Three-Year Impact Report

I-BEST Program Three-Year Impact Report

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I-BEST didn’t impact receipt of credentials requiring a year or more of college study or on quarterly earnings, but did improve obtaining some college credit.
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Qualitative Study to Enhance the NYCgov Poverty Measure

Publication
This report from Abt provides qualitative context to New York City’s poverty data, describing challenges the city’s citizens face.
38th National Child Nutrition Conference

38th National Child Nutrition Conference

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Join Abt for the nationwide discussion on hunger, food insecurity, summer nutrition  programs and CACFP at #NCNC24.
Career Pathways Descriptive/Analytical Study

Career Pathways Descriptive/Analytical Project

Publication
Evidence continues to paint an encouraging picture of Career Pathways programs’ effect on improving education, employment, and earnings outcomes.
TAACCCT Round 4 Early Outcomes Study Report

TAACCCT Round 4 Early Outcomes Study Report

Publication
Through the TACCCT program, community colleges delivered training programs that helped participants obtain credentials and employment and increase earnings. 
To Improve & To Prove: The Year Up PTC

To Improve & To Prove: Year Up’s Professional Training Corps

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Health Careers for All Three-Year Impact Report

Health Careers for All Three-Year Impact Report

Publication
The Workforce Development Council of Seattle–King County’s Health Careers for All program had no detectable earnings impact despite boosting healthcare employment.
Bridge to Employment Three-Year Impact Report

Bridge to Employment Three-Year Impact Report

Publication
Bridge to Employment had no detectable earnings impact despite boosting postsecondary healthcare credentials and healthcare employment.
Assessing FMLA: Results from 2018 Surveys

Assessing FMLA: Results from 2018 Surveys

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56% of private workers are eligible for medical leave under the FMLA, and 95 percent of worksites reported positive or neutral perceptions of the law’s effects.