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A Conrad N. Hilton Foundation-funded, Abt-led evaluation studied three encampments in Los Angeles.

Homeless response systems need support to strengthen their resilience to extreme weather shocks and the disproportionate harm that extreme weather has on people experiencing homelessness.

Abt developed a feasibility study to determine how the U.S. could pilot important data collection to assess national estimates of human trafficking. 

Evidence reviews of core components of interventions enable policymakers to identify with more precision what works, in which contexts, and for which cohorts.  

The study uses a quasi-experimental design to test the hypothesis that the coordination and provision of resident services improves properties’ financial health.

Abt’s framework for evaluating rural health hubs and measuring access, coordination, population health, and system resilience.

Abt shares nine practical insights into what helps accessible housing programs succeed.

For the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, Abt assessed how federal and state policy shifts may affect LA County’s progress toward its Measure A goals.

Abt conducted an environmental scan of CMS-approved Medicaid reentry demonstrations, comparing how states are designing their programs and navigating different correctional settings.