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EBDM: Philanthropy Learning Community
The Colorado Lab is working with Philanthropy Colorado and state philanthropic leaders to determine how funders can best support their nonprofit grantee partners in collecting and learning from data.
The Colorado Lab is working with Philanthropy Colorado and state philanthropic leaders to determine how funders can best support their nonprofit grantee partners in collecting and learning from data.
Earlier this month, the Plans of Safe Care Pilot Team met with SLV community-based providers, health care teams, and child welfare directors.
The Colorado Lab has launched a Workforce Development Evidence-Building Hub. The aim is to learn more about support and training impacts on learner outcomes related to employment, earnings, and equity.
A new Colorado Lab brief offers a bird’s eye view of findings from multiple evaluations underway for stimulus-funded strategies of the Colorado Department of Early Childhood (CDEC).
The Office of Respondent Parents’ Counsel (ORPC) issued a press release sharing findings of an independent evaluation conducted by the Colorado Lab. The evaluation shows that using an interdisciplinary team to serve parents with complex needs leads to greater success in their child welfare case.
New terms have been added to the Evidence-Based Decision Making (EBDM) Glossary. This resource provides terms that promote a shared understanding of key EBDM concepts.
Our partners at the Colorado Department of Early Childhood recently joined us for a workshop on simplifying language provided by Lee Shainis.
Colorado policymakers have two new resources for use during the legislative session. “Cue cards”’ were developed by the Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab, providing legislators with an easy to use set of questions to promote dialogue and advance evidence-based decision making.
The final report on the Colorado Lab-led randomized controlled trial of Fostering Opportunities shows the groundbreaking program helped students in foster care to be successful in school and earn timely high school credentials.
Stigma about addiction and fears about child welfare involvement mean many pregnant individuals are reluctant to seek treatment and support. Stigma about addiction and fears about child welfare involvement mean many pregnant individuals are reluctant to seek treatment and support.