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Supporting Organizational Transformation at HRSA’s Maternal and Child Health Bureau
Project
MCHB is in a critical moment of growth and change. The Bureau has received numerous Congressional appropriations and developed new programs in the last several years to meet the health needs of women, children, and families. The result is a rapid…
Understanding Rapid Re-housing through Participants’ Experiences
Publication
This first-of-its-kind study of rapid re-housing offers insights into how the program is working for participants, and recommendations for future use.
BOND Stage 2 First Interim Process, Participation, and Impact Report
Publication
Building a 21st Century Road Map to Child Welfare Transformation – Knowledge Scan Results
Publication
This report is the first in a series funded by Casey Family Programs that provides a roadmap for a child and family well-being system focused on children from prenatal to age 3.
Green Jobs and Health Care Impact Evaluation
Project
The Green Jobs and Health Care Impact Evaluation (GJ-HC) is a rigorous evaluation of four career pathways programs funded by the U.S. Department of Labor. The programs – enacted in response to the 2008 recession – targeted unemployed workers and those…
Associations Between Spouse and Service Member Prescriptions for High-Risk and Long-Term Opioids: A Dyadic Study
Publication
Google Cloud Next 2026 | Meet Abt in Las Vegas
Event
Connect with Abt on secure AI, cloud modernization, and data tools built to help government act faster and serve people well.
Evaluating the Employment Transition Model Demonstration
Project
Low-income youth and young adults with disabilities (Y&YAD) face a myriad of unique and challenging obstacles to improving their economic well-being, from experiencing homelessness to involvement in the foster care system...
Impacts of Workforce Training on School-Work Sequences in a Randomized Controlled Trial
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Abt’s analysis of career trajectories showed that Year Up increased transitions from training to higher-wage jobs but had no effect on persistent disconnection.