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This series presents theories of change for and research on three types of workforce development strategies: wage supplements, apprenticeship models, and scholarships.
This spotlight is part of a series that provides analysis of data collected from caseworkers, supervisors, and agency directors in participating child welfare agencies as part of the NSCAW III Child Welfare Workforce Study. Workforce data were collected during the baseline wave of NSCAW III, with data collection initiated in January 2021 and completed in June 2022.
Data tables and study design for nationally representative findings about Disability Service Coordinators in Head Start and Early Head Start in Regions I-XII.
Explore this slide deck with information about the REFS Study, highlighting results from this multi-site, multimethod study exploring judges’ reasonable efforts findings.