The Colorado Lab is seeking a skilled web development company to redesign our website! The vendor must have experience building interactive, responsive sites for similarly-complex projects for nonprofit organizations.
Efforts are well underway in Southwest Colorado to strengthen career and college pathways for rural students. This work is critically important with a mere 19% of students who attended high school in a rural community in the United States holding a college degree
Three Colorado District Attorneys’ (DA) offices—the 12th, 17th, and 21st Judicial Districts—unveiled “data dashboards” last month. The dashboards are a publicly available resource designed to promote more effective, just, and transparent decision-making in prosecution.
Registration now open! The Colorado Lab is excited to host a live, virtual webinar exploring opportunities for evaluators and implementation science practitioners to work together to create sustainable and equitable change.
On July 19, 2023, three Colorado District Attorneys’ (DA) offices unveiled “data dashboards,” a publicly available resource designed to promote more effective, just, and transparent decision-making in prosecution.
More than one-third of college students report food insecurity, and evidence increasingly suggests this may be a barrier to degree and certificate completion. The Colorado Lab and LINC are supporting a study to inform Colorado state agencies and postsecondary institutions on ways to expand student participation in SNAP.
The Colorado Lab recently convened policy decision-makers and influencers to co-develop strategies that Colorado can adopt to support evidence-based decision-making and drive equitable outcomes in perinatal health for all families.
A portion of the stimulus funding supports work environment that attracts and retains a well-qualified and diverse early childhood workforce.
The Colorado Lab seeks to contract with one or more communications specialists to support projects in identifying evidence-based strategies for communication, developing communication plans and messages that will resonate with defined audiences, and developing communication products.
Under the Family First Evidence-Building Hub, the Colorado Lab coordinates and oversees evaluations to build evidence of effectiveness for four interventions as part of the state’s strategy to support children and families and prevent foster care placement. Additional evaluations will be added under the Hub as new programs and services are prioritized.