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Benefits That Last: Long-term Impact and Cost-benefit Findings for Year Up
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Year Up’s training program for young adults produced large, lasting earnings increases and positive financial benefits for society in this experiment.
Partner Effects: Analyzing Service Member and Spouse Drinking Over Time
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This study examines how service members and their spouses influence each other's drinking habits, while exploring other factors that contribute to alcohol use.
High School Counseling and College Financial Aid
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This report from Abt and Anlar finds correlations between meeting with a high school counselor, FAFSA completion, and receipt of need-based grants for college.
Lessons from the Cascades College and Career Academy and Other Job Corps Partnerships with Community and Technical Colleges
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This report examines four elements required for strong partnerships between Job Corps Centers and community colleges.
Expanding Registered Apprenticeship: American Apprenticeship Initiative (AAI) Grantees and Their Programs
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The American Apprenticeship Initiative expanded registered apprenticeship into new sectors and to populations underrepresented in apprenticeships.
Evaluation of the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Chronic Homelessness Initiative - 2014 Report
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2025 American Criminology Association Annual Meeting (ASC)
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Abt is proud to exhibit and present at the 2025 American Association of Criminology’s (ASC) Annual Meeting.
Pima Community College Pathways to Healthcare Program: Implementation and Early Impact Report
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MyGoals for Employment Success: Implementation Findings from the Evaluation of Employment Coaching
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A joint Mathematica-Abt Global report on the MyGoals coaching demonstration describes its implementation and coaches’ and participants’ perceptions.
Longitudinal Patterns of Military Spouse Alcohol Consumption: Findings from the Millennium Cohort Family Study
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Most military spouses don’t engage in risky drinking, but one in five did, with about half having moved into the risky drinking category over time.