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This brief provides guidance for employment service providers and other human services agency staff who wish to implement evidence-based programs but find little information about the core components of those programs.

This brief highlights the study’s findings related to TANF programs in rural contexts, drawing on our analysis of TANF administrative data and secondary survey sources alongside interviews with human service providers across rural communities.

To guide evaluators of employment programs, this report discusses how Bayesian methods can potentially address limitations of standard subgroup analysis.

This is the landing page for a synthesis report that summarizes lessons learned and early findings from the Health Profession Opportunity Grants University Partnerships (HPOG UP) 2.0 research grants following the end of the grant cycle in September 2020.

This brief presents the methods TANF agencies use to identify families experiencing homelessness, the extent to which agencies use TANF funds to provide housing services to families experiencing or at-risk of experiencing homelessness, and what organizations TANF agencies partner with to provide housing assistance.

This guide is a resource to assist program evaluation project teams—including funders, sponsors, and evaluation research partners—in assessing the feasibility and potential value of examining long-term outcomes using administrative data.

Explore findings related to racial equity among healthcare occupations and the resulting racial wage gaps and consider implications for career pathways program providers to begin addressing these gaps.

Explore whether and to what extent the choice of an employment data source matters in studies like National Evaluation of Welfare-to-Work Strategies (NEWWS). 

This brief provides lessons learned and practitioner recommendations to help inform Health Profession Opportunity Grants policy and service delivery in rural contexts.

An overview of housing needs, the relationship of housing needs and human services, and the availability of housing supports in rural counties.