Synthesizes recommended strategies to improve use of research evidence during perinatal policymaking.
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Policy Brief: Using Evidence-Based Policymaking to Improve Perinatal Health
Reports on findings from a mixed methods study to identify barriers and facilitators to using research evidence in perinatal policies.
Findings Report: Maternal and Infant Mortality among Families involved in Child Welfare due to Prenatal Substance Use
Reports on maternal and mortality outcomes in the first year of life for maternal-infant dyads with child welfare involvement due to substance exposure of a newborn.
Prevention Investment Strategy: Policy and Practice Recommendations (Strategy Report)
Strategy report detailing nine policy and practice recommendations to align and accelerate investment in child maltreatment prevention across Colorado.
Prevention Investment Strategy: A Roadmap Forward
Preliminary report on focus areas and approach for developing a data-informed prevention investment strategy for COCAP.
Colorado’s Early Care and Education Workforce (Dashboard)
This data dashboard provides a multi-year look at the early childhood workforce from 2019 to 2021.
Colorado’s Early Care and Education Professionals: 2019 Snapshot (Report)
This snapshot report provides a baseline look at Colorado’s early childhood workforce as of 2019.
A Toolkit for Actionable Data and Collect Impact Evaluation
The purpose of this toolkit is to support the Colorado Partnership for Thriving Families and local communities in taking a collective impact approach to implementation and evaluation.
Characteristics of Youth Formerly in Foster Care Who Experienced Homelessness as Young Adults: A Denver Metro Area Study
Report of findings for a general audience. This report presents findings from a latent class analysis of youth experiencing homelessness. It can be used to better understand and serve the various populations of youth experiencing homelessness.
Promoting High-Quality Legal Advocacy through Interdisciplinary Team Representation (One-Page Synthesis)
Summary of why interdisciplinary teams are needed in parent legal representation and how the teams can drive improved outcomes for families involved in child welfare.