Attention research teams! We are accepting Letters of Interest for the Early Childhood Workforce Evidence-Building Hub. Apply by November 19 to be considered for funding to conduct a policy analysis for Early Care and Education Workforce Compensation. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3BXhQzh
Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab
研究服务
Denver，Colorado 269 位关注者
A strategic research partner for government agencies and a bridge to the research community
关于我们
The Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab was created in 2017 under the leadership of the Governor’s Office to unlock data-informed solutions to our most pressing social problems. Working together with a broad range of government and community partners, we conduct research with rigor to obtain the best available evidence to address these challenges. We operate under the belief that government can be most effective and efficient when all sectors—public, private, nonprofit, community, and academic—work together to develop solutions to society’s most pressing problems. So we meet our partners where they are, work together to innovate, achieve targeted goals, and ensure that resources are used wisely. We use the Colorado Steps to Building Evidence model to conduct research and evaluation with rigor. We want to understand the core causes of problems and build evidence to inform, activate, and sustain efforts that improve the lives of Colorado residents. When we do this, we leverage data to inform policy and practice and set the wheels in motion to achieve and sustain change.
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https://coloradolab.org
Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 研究服务
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Denver，Colorado
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2017
地点
Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab员工
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Ellen Kaufmann Witt, PMP
Senior Policy & Program Manager at the Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab
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Allie Kallmann Wegner, MA, M.Ed.
Staff Researcher at Colorado Lab; PhD Student in Early Childhood Policy at CU Denver
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Val Henderson
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Whitney LeBoeuf
Data Strategy and Early Childhood Policy Leader
动态
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Researchers, please join us on November 7 at 12:00 PM MST for a Q&A session to learn more about submitting a Letter of Interest to the Early Childhood Workforce Evidence-Building Hub. Funding will support research teams to conduct a policy analysis for Early Care and Education Workforce Compensation. RSVP now! https://bit.ly/3BXhQzh
Call for Letters of Interest for Early Care and Education Workforce Compensation Policy Analysis - Colorado Evaluation & Action Lab
https://coloradolab.org
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Calling researchers in the area of family economic well-being. In collaboration with the Colorado Department of Early Childhood, we are convening a learning community to align the needs of policymakers and the public with rigorous research that explores the connection between income volatility and family economic well-being or child maltreatment. Read/share the Call for Nominations and apply by October 30th. https://bit.ly/3NbuqgC
Research Partnerships - Colorado Evaluation & Action Lab
https://coloradolab.org
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The Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab has served as an Evidence-Building Hub for the Colorado Department of Early Childhood (CDEC) since the agency’s inception in 2022. We’re excited to build on this through the newly launched Universal Preschool Evidence-Building Hub. This new hub will help the state to grow the evidence base on funding preschool for all Colorado children the year before kindergarten. https://bit.ly/4eORFZV
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We are excited to partner with Philanthropy Colorado and ResultsLab on a community of practice approach to move funders and nonprofit grantees away from viewing evaluation as compliance and control to a place of trust and shared evidence- building. https://bit.ly/3TW6r9k
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Colorado is gaining recognition as a national leader for providing an alternative response practice in Adult Protective Services. Through a pilot program, Adult Protective Services is tailoring responses for at-risk individuals in low-risk situations, such as self-neglect due to an elderly person with limited mobility not having the proper equipment in their home to take care of bathing and hygiene needs. We appreciated the opportunity to highlight this innovation on a national stage, sharing emerging insights as we assess the effectiveness of a dual-track approach—alternative and traditional responses—on client- and system-level outcomes. https://bit.ly/4eyOVAe
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Calling researchers in the area of family economic well-being. In collaboration with the Colorado Department of Early Childhood, we are convening a learning community to align the needs of policymakers and the public with rigorous research that explores the connection between income volatility and family economic well-being or child maltreatment. Read/share the Call for Nominations and apply by October 30th. https://bit.ly/3NbuqgC
Research Partnerships - Colorado Evaluation & Action Lab
https://coloradolab.org
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“You know that the work you’re doing makes a difference anecdotally, but to see it on paper – we were in the kitchen crying to see that verified.” Read our latest blog post to learn what our state agency and nonprofit partners have to say about how LINC data is changing the lives of Coloradans, strengthening organizations, and boosting efforts to advance equity. https://bit.ly/47HhVDi
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We're hiring a Staff Researcher I to support research and evidence-building activities across a variety of issue areas. Learn more and apply here: https://lnkd.in/gGbiHhcs
Details - Staff Researcher I | University of Denver
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Researchers say the Linked Information Network of Colorado (LINC) is a game changer for access to administrative data and impactful findings. Learn more in our special blog series celebrating LINC’s 5th anniversary! https://bit.ly/3STmqEt