Highlighting fidelity of evaluations as critical to understanding how programs are implemented in efficacy studies as well as how programs are implemented. […]
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Using data to support capacity within tribal communities to help programs thrive. […]
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Evaluation brief that highlights strategies for evaluating systems and organizational change in child welfare settings. The information draws on current evaluation literature and the experiences of federally funded child welfare […]
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A step-by-step guide for implementing the Communities That Care prevention-planning system focusing on building positive youth development by addressing risk and protective factors. […]
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Information on how OJJDP is improving outcomes the the Nation’s Youth. […]
Key findings in developing early intervention and protection programs for very young offenders. […]
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Native Youth engaging in blending traditional and modern best practices across the spectrum of behavioral health and wellness promotion. […]
This report discusses survey findings focused on how and to what degree non-resident tribal citizens engage with their Native nations and opportunities increase engagement. […]
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This toolkit provides general advice for planning, methodology, and evaluation of community engagement for any program, organization, or service. […]
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This Toolkit has been developed to give tribal legislators a brief overview of legal and policy issues that impact the equal treatment of Two Spirit/LGBT individuals.The Toolkit identifies areas in […]
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