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A new brief highlights progress made last year on evidence building for Colorado’s UPK program & what’s planned for next year. Learnings will help to ensure the program is on track to reach its goals for children & identify potential program improvements.

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Universal Preschool Evidence-Building Update and Outlook - Colorado Evaluation & Action Lab

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We're partnering with the Office of the Child Protection Ombudsman to put processes in place so their team can effectively collect & use data. This is critical to ensuring the provision of high-quality services through Colorado’s child protection system.

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Office of the Colorado Child Protection Ombudsman: Measuring & Tracking Progress - Colorado...

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We’re excited to announce the unveiling of a new dashboard to track the effectiveness of Colorado career training programs in helping students to achieve economic security. This is a valuable resource for learners, businesses, and policymakers.

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New Dashboard Tracks the Effectiveness of Colorado Career Training Programs - Colorado Evaluation &...

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Big news from @urbaninstitute: the Student Upward Mobility Initiative’s 2025 RFP is live! 📷$3M in grants (up to $500K each) for R&D on the skills in high school that drive upward mobility and the middle and early high school trajectories that shape that. LOI due Oct 10. 📷…

The energy was palpable when we convened in person highly knowledgeable researchers to identify policy approaches to reduce variance in income and its negative effects over time for Colorado families with low income.

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Update: Learning Community on Family Economic Well-Being Research - Colorado Evaluation & Action Lab

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