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We are committed to being a learning organization! See what our staff are learning through professional development in this month’s newsletter. We’d love to hear your learning suggestions too!
Inside the Colorado Lab: Committed to Being a Learning Organization - Colorado Evaluation & Action...
An Essential Element of the Colorado Lab is to learn together with our partners about the data and actions neede...
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Celebrating National Home Visiting Week April 21-25! Our very own Dr. Courtney Everson is a seated member on the Home Visiting Investment Task Force.
Institute for the Advancement of Family Support Professionals
During National Home Visiting Week (NHVW) April 21-25, 2025, we’re proud to announce the 2025 Home Visitors of t...
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Welcome to our new external research partner, Dr. Emma Monahan with @NORCNews! Dr. Monahan will assist us in researching the role of income volatility in family well being and child welfare involvement.
Spotlight on External Research Partner: Emma Monahan - Colorado Evaluation & Action Lab
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Great progress is being made by the Colorado funder & nonprofit community of practice in identifying ways to move the sector from viewing evaluation as solely compliance and control to a place of trust and collaboration for mutual learning.
Update: Philanthropy and Nonprofit Community of Practice - Colorado Evaluation & Action Lab
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We were pleased to present at this year’s convening by the Governor’s Office of agency performance management and strategy leads on how creating Theories of Change can advance evidence-based decision making and help achieve the Wildly Important Goals.
Evidence-Based Decision Making in Action: The Governor’s Wildly Important Goals - Colorado Evalua...
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Kudos to our partners at @COEarlyChild for their dedication in systemizing data use for the Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation program. This helps to improve critical services and positions the department to sustain a quality program amidst budget ups and downs.…
An innovative new study estimates 33,041 youths (ages 14-17) experienced homelessness in Colorado in a single year – an estimate 3 to 5 times larger than previous counts. Understanding the full reach of homelessness is essential to providing needed support services.…
See how we are working to ensure our information is understandable and accessible to everyone. This includes developing easy-to-follow standards and templates that help our partners to join us and meet Colorado’s new accessibility standards. https://bit.ly/3FijMEk
New terms have been added to the Glossary for Evidence-Based Decision Making in Colorado. This is a great resource to help state decision makers, agency leadership, and staff communicate consistently and effectively about use of evidence in policy making.
Update: Evidence-Based Decision Making Glossary - Colorado Evaluation & Action Lab
The Evidence-Based Decision Making Glossary is a living document that supports decision makers, agency leadership, and ...
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