Research & Insights

Strengthening Alternative 911 Emergency Response

Key Insights on Alternative 911 Emergency Response from the Field

Supporting Kin-First Care

Strengthening Director’s Approval Processes to Reduce Residential Entries and Sustain Community Placements for Children in Out-of-Home Care

Preventing Child Welfare Contact

Learning Session: Identifying Priority Families for Home Visiting Services

Strengthening Alternative 911 Emergency Response

Learning Session: Implementing Alternative 911 Emergency Response Systems

Strengthening Youth Mental Health

Five Challenges Child Welfare Agencies Face in Meeting Children’s Mental Health Needs and How to Solve Them

Designing a Coordinated Network of Housing Supports in Detroit, MI

Advancing Equity through Capital Construction Projects in Asheville, NC

Strengthening Vendor Engagement to Better Support Women and Minority-Owned Businesses in Buffalo, NY

Preventing Child Welfare Contact

Engaging Vulnerable Families in Voluntary Preventative Programs

Strengthening Alternative 911 Emergency Response

Creating Diversion Pathways to Strengthen Behavioral Health Support in Rural Jurisdictions: Lessons from Gregg County, Texas

Stimulus Learning Session: Developing a Durable Workforce System for the Future

Using Active Contract Management to Enable Family Resource Centers to Respond to Family and Community Needs in Washington, DC

Stimulus Learning Session: Using Procurement to Achieve Better Outcomes for Residents

Strengthening Economic Mobility and Well-Being for Families

Stimulus Learning Session: Using ARPA Funds to Redesign Benefits and Advance Economic Mobility

Uncovering Earlier Opportunities to Keep Children Safe: A Data-Driven Prevention Approach to Reviewing and Responding to Child Maltreatment Fatalities