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Instituto del Progreso Latino’s Carreras en Salud Program: Six-Year Impact Report

Instituto del Progreso Latino’s Carreras en Salud Program: Six-Year Impact Report

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The Carreras en Salud program boosted Latino adult employment healthcare and increased receipt of healthcare credentials but had no detectable effect on earnings.
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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.
Instituto del Progreso Latino’s Carreras en Salud Program: Three-Year Impact Report

Instituto del Progreso Latino’s Carreras en Salud Program: Three-Year Impact Report

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The three-year impact study of Carreras en Salud found positive impacts on educational attainment but no detectable impacts on employment or earnings.
Learning and Evaluation Partner for 100&Change Final Report

Learning and Evaluation Partner for 100&Change Final Report

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Lump Sum or Recurring: Can Cash Transfers Break the Cycles of Poverty?

Lump Sum or Recurring: Can Cash Transfers Break the Cycles of Poverty?

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Data from US & international guaranteed income pilots pose critical questions – does an annual lump sum, monthly payments, or a combination best help families?
Wyoming Turns to Abt to Create Statewide Housing Plan

Wyoming Turns to Abt to Create Statewide Housing Plan

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The State of Wyoming has turned to Abt Global to help it rapidly and effectively address its housing shortage by creating a statewide action plan. 
College Affordability Views and College Enrollment

College Affordability Views and College Enrollment

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This report from Abt finds correlations between college enrollment and students’ belief in its affordability, as well as their parents’ level of education.