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May 19, 2021

Webinar: Alternatives to Using Random Assignment for Outcome Evaluations

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"Ban the Box" Measures Help High Crime Neighborhoods

Many localities have in recent years regulated the use of questions about criminal history in hiring, or “banned the box.” This publication, from AEI,...

April 27, 2023

Webinar: Harnessing the Power of Video for Reentry Program Branding and Sustainability

This webinar will discuss how video production can support reentry program goals and will showcase the experience of a Second Chance Act grantee.

Video: Alternatives to Random Assignment for Outcome Evaluations

This brief video discusses three methods to consider in selecting a comparison group for an outcome study: (1) random assignment, (2) nonequivalent co...

The Skills Mismatch: State by State Snapshots

According to the National Skills Coalition, the largest portion of jobs in the US require training beyond high school, but not a four-year d...

March 25, 2021

Webinar: Leveraging Social Media for Reentry Programs

Social media is a powerful tool for sharing information about your reentry program. Using social media can increase program awareness,...

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