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Comprehensive Evaluation of Roca Inc.
Project
Roca, Inc., a non-profit organization, aims to foster behavior change and improve outcomes for high-risk young adults. Recently, Roca has expanded its program throughout Massachusetts and to Baltimore, MD, and introduced a behavior change curriculum to…
The West Africa Trade and Investment Hub
Project
West Africa is one of the world’s poorest regions. Business and trade there face chronic obstacles such as spotty product quality, inaccessible loans, bureaucratic blockages, and donor dependency. The region’s leading midsized firms—those with the…
Explaining the Impact of USDA's Healthy Incentives Pilot on Different Spending Outcomes
Publication
Dietary Intakes of Children Enrolled in US Early Child-Care Programs During Child-Care and Non-Child-Care Days
Publication
Early child care food intakes on child-care days more closely align to Dietary Guidelines for Americans than intakes on non-child-care days.
How Florida’s E-Verify Law May Increase Labor Trafficking
Blog
Some features of Florida’s new E-Verify law could put workers at greater risk for labor trafficking and exploitation.
Needs Assessment for Medicaid Readiness
Project
Abt helped a nonprofit prepare to deliver Enhanced Care Management services under California’s CalAIM Medicaid program.
Maternal Opioid Misuse (MOM) Model Evaluation - Pre-Implementation Evaluation Report
Publication
Abt is evaluating CMS’s MOM Model to improve care and reduce costs for pregnant and postpartum Medicaid beneficiaries with OUD and their infants.
Spotlight On: Early Childhood Care and Education
Spotlight On
The first five years of a child’s life comprise the most dynamic period for their physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development. Children who experience developmentally, culturally, and linguistically responsive early childhood education programs are more likely to build a strong foundation for success in school and life.
Causal Mechanisms in Program Evaluation
Publication
Abt’s Sebastian Lemire and Laura Peck discuss causal mechanisms in evaluation in two differet articles published in New Directions for Evaluation.