Mathematica and our partner studied the Performance Partnership Pilots for Disconnected Youth (P3) to assess how states, local governments, and Indian tribes used the flexibilities offered by the model to better meet the needs of disconnected youth.
To continue to build the evidence base on teen pregnancy prevention, a federally funded cohort of 2010-2015 Teen Pregnancy Prevention grantees are conducting independent, rigorous evaluations of their programs. Mathematica is providing evaluation technical assistance to ensure design and implementation...
This project involved developing program frameworks to help promote self-sufficiency and improve the lives of at-risk youth and inform decisions about possible future program approaches, demonstrations, and evaluations.
The Los Angeles Universal Preschool (LAUP) was created to increase the number of preschool slots available in the most underserved Los Angeles' communities. Since 2007, Mathematica has conducted this study to provide descriptive information about the diverse population LAUP serves.