2018 RECS Agenda

Creating Pathways to Work and Well-Being

Session Track Key
light purple icon TANF Programs, Policies, and Populations
orange icon Employment and Mobility in the Labor Market
green icon Youth Well-Being and the Transition to Adulthood
light blue icon Strengthening Families, Fatherhood, Marriages, and Relationships
yellow icon Evaluating Social Programs, Building Evidence, and Using Data
purple icon Approaches to Alleviate Poverty and Expand Opportunity

Video — Session video available

Wednesday, May 30, 2018 — 8:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.

8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.

 

Opening Remarks and Welcome Video

Grand Ballroom

   
  • Naomi Goldstein (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Steven Wagner (Administration for Children and Families)

9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.

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Plenary: Remaking the Safety Net Video

Grand Ballroom

   
  • Clarence H. Carter (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Mike Fishman (MEF Associates)
  • Cynthia Dungey (Ohio Department of Job and Family Services)
  • Pastor Corey Brooks (Project H.O.O.D.)
  • Teena Faison (Solutions for Change)
10:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.  

Break

10:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Concurrent Breakout Sessions

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TANF Data Trends and Employment Outcomes

Grand North

   
  • Moderator: Gabrielle Newell (Administration for Children and Families/Business Strategy Consultants)
  • Lauren Frohlich (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Robert Goerge (Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago)
  • Heather Hahn (Urban Institute)
  • Michael Wiseman (Administration for Children and Families/George Washington University)
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Building the Evidence on Community College–Led Training Strategies: Findings from the TAACCCT Evaluation

Renaissance East

   
  • Moderator: Janet Javar (U.S. Department of Labor)
  • Lauren Eyster (Urban Institute)
  • Judy Alamprese (Abt Associates)
  • Ann Person (Mathematica Policy Research)
  • Robin Fernkas (U.S. Department of Labor)
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New Results from Youth Employment Evaluations

Grand South

   
  • Moderator: Girley Wright (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Erin Valentine (MDRC)
  • Danielle Cummings (MDRC)
  • Megan Millenky (MDRC)
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Engaging Low-Income Men in Workforce Development Programs

Renaissance West A

   
  • Moderator: Kenneth Braswell (Fathers Incorporated)
  • Robert Doar (American Enterprise Institute)
  • Lisa Klein Vogel (University of Wisconsin – Madison)
  • Mindy Scott (Child Trends)
  • Wendy Blackwell (Center for Urban Families)
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Leveraging Administrative Data: New Data Analytics Tools and Testing Outcomes of Social Service Programs

Renaissance West B

   
  • Moderator: Maryanne Schretzman (NYC Center for Innovation through Data Intelligence)
  • Chris Pecaut (Illinois Department of Human Services)
  • Andy Martens (NYC Center for Innovation through Data Intelligence)
  • Richard Hendra (MDRC)
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New Findings in the Application of Behavioral Insights to Child Support Services Video

Grand Central

   
  • Moderator: Gretchen Lehman (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Peter Baird (MDRC)
  • Susan Brown (Franklin County Child Support Enforcement Agency)
  • Roberta Mayers (Veritas HHS)

12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

 

Lunch On Your Own

12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

 

Lunchtime Panel: Discussion on Careers in Research Related to Poverty, Family Self-Sufficiency, and Social Welfare

Renaissance A

   
  • Moderator: Elaine Carpenter (Administration for Children and Families/Business Strategy Consultants)
  • Nina Chien (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)
  • Reginald Covington (Mathematica Policy Research)
  • Chris Pecaut (Illinois Department of Human Services)
  • T’Pring Westbrook (Annie E. Casey Foundation)

1:30 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.

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Plenary: ACF’s Career Pathways Evaluation Findings: What Have We Learned and Future Directions for the Field Video

Grand Ballroom

   
  • Moderator: Mark Fucello (Administration for Children and Families)
  • David Fein (Abt Associates)
  • Laura Peck (Abt Associates)
  • Molly Irwin (U.S. Department of Labor)

2:45 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

 

Emerging Scholars Poster Session

Grand Ballroom Foyer

   
  • Theresa Anderson (Urban Institute)
    Helping Public Housing Residents Access Jobs: Evaluation Findings from Jobs-Plus Expansion in New York City

  • Kathryn Andrews (Harvard University)
    Supporting Families of Infants in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit to Access Supplemental Security Income

  • Flor Avellaneda (University of Houston)
    Conducting RCTs in Community Agencies: Challenges and Opportunities

  • Junghee Bae (University of Georgia)
    Cumulative Inequality in Teen Parents and Job Achievements: Mediation Effect of Educational Achievement

  • Maura Baldiga (Brandeis University)
    Poverty and Public Assistance Prevention: Targeting Low-Income Workers in Paid Family and Medical Leave Programs

  • Jacob Bastian (University of Chicago)
    Unintended Consequences? More Marriage, More Children, and the EITC

  • Caroline Black (University of Washington)
    Relationships that Protect: Parallel Process Growth Curves and Mediated Effects Among Teenage Parents’ Supportive Relationships, Maternal Harsh Parenting Behaviors, and Children’s Mental Health

  • Maria Cole (Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation)
    Interviews and Conversations About Leaving Services (iCALS): Formative Evaluation

  • Seth Hartig (Columbia University)
    Updating Basic Needs Budgets to Incorporate the Impact of Nontraditional Work, Pre-K, and Afterschool Programs

  • Ania Jaroszewicz (Carnegie Mellon University)
    The Psychological Costs of Seeking Help for Financial Hardships

  • Kevin Kelly (Mathematica Policy Research)
    A Systematic Review to Support Implementation of Effective Programs to Support Pregnant and Parenting Adolescents

  • Delia Kimbrel (Brandeis University)
    Achieving Economic Security: The Experience of Participants in the HUD Family Self-Sufficiency Program

  • Agustina Laurito (University of Illinois at Chicago)
    Does School Lunch Fill the “SNAP Gap” at the End of the Month?

  • Eleanor Martin (University of Michigan)
    Virtual Mentorship to Support Maternal and Infant Health and Well-Being: Understanding the Participant Experience and Evaluating the Impact of NurturePA

  • Raymond Petren (Penn State Worthington Scranton)
    Relationship Stability Among Mothers of Young Children and New Partners

  • McKenzie Roddy (University of Miami)
    Effects of OurRelationship.com and ePREP on Individual Mental and Physical Health for Low Income Couples

  • Rhucha Samudra (The College at Brockport, State University of New York)
    To Eat or Not to Eat? An Explorative Analysis of Food Security Among Disconnected Women

  • Trupti Sarode (Future Services Institute)
    Using Developmental Evaluation to Support Innovation in Social Programs

  • Owen Schochet (Georgetown University)
    Investigating the Two-Generation Impact of the Child Care Subsidy Program: Do Subsidies Support Maternal Education?

  • Megan Schoor (Washington State Department of Social and Health Services)
    An Evaluation of Child Support and Self-Sufficiency Outcomes of DCS Alternative Solutions Participants

4:00 p.m. – 5:15 p.m.

Concurrent Breakout Sessions

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More Than a Nudge: Engaging TANF Recipients in Welfare-to-Work Programs

Grand South

   
  • Moderator: Victoria Kabak (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Mary Farrell (MEF Associates)
  • Sophia Sutcliffe (MDRC)
  • Peter Baird (MDRC)
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ACF’s Career Pathways Portfolio: A Closer Look at Early Impact Findings and Interpretation

Grand North

   
  • Moderator: Hilary Forster (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Karen Gardiner (Abt Associates)
  • Eleanor Harvill (Abt Associates)
  • Jacob Klerman (Abt Associates)
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Impacts of Programs to Avoid Sexual Risk and Prevent Pregnancy

Renaissance West A

   
  • Moderator: Seth Chamberlain (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Reginald Covington (Mathematica Policy Research)
  • Brian Goesling (Mathematica Policy Research)
  • Susan Zief (Mathematica Policy Research)
  • Lisa Rue (University of Northern Colorado)
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Healthy Marriage-Relationship Education Programming for Adults as Individuals: Findings from the STREAMS Process Study

Renaissance West B

   
  • Moderator: Charisse Johnson (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Diane Paulsell (Mathematica Policy Research)
  • Daniel Friend (Mathematica Policy Research)
  • Scott Roby (Public Strategies)
  • Scott Stanley (University of Denver)
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You Shall Not Pass: The Use of Evaluation Tollgates in Building Evidence for Social Programs Video

Grand Central

   
  • Moderator: Maria Woolverton (Administration for Children and Families)
  • George Gabel (Westat)
  • Heidi Melz (James Bell Associates)
  • M.C. Bradley (Mathematica Policy Research)
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The Opioid Epidemic: What It Means for TANF Participants and How to Effectively Serve Them

Renaissance East

   
  • Moderator: Clare DiSalvo (Administration for Children and Families/Business Strategy Consultants)
  • Wilson Compton (National Institutes of Health)
  • Justin Germain (MEF Associates)
  • Tonya Feese (Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services)
  • Brent Orrell (ICF International)
5:15 p.m.  

RECS Social Gathering

Renaissance Hotel Mixx Lounge


NAWRS Happy Hour

Renaissance Hotel Mixx Lounge

Thursday, May 31, 2018 — 8:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.

8:30 a.m. – 8:45 a.m.

 

Opening Remarks Video

Grand Ballroom

   
  • Mark Fucello (Administration for Children and Families)

8:45 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

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Plenary: Implementing the Recommendations of the Commission on Evidence-Based Policymaking Video

Grand Ballroom

   
  • Moderator: Nick Hart (Bipartisan Policy Center)
  • Katharine Abraham (University of Maryland)
  • Ron Haskins (Brookings Institution)
  • Naomi Goldstein (Administration for Children and Families)
10:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m.  

Break

10:15 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

Concurrent Breakout Sessions

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The Impact of Different Approaches to Providing Job Search Services to Low-Income Job Seekers Video

Grand Central

   
  • Moderator: Molly Irwin (U.S. Department of Labor)
  • Jacob Klerman (Abt Associates)
  • Karin Martinson (Abt Associates)
  • Kinsey Dinan (NYC Department of Social Services)
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Pathways for Advancing Careers and Education: Evaluator and Program Leaders Discuss How Evaluation Informed Programs

Renaissance East

   
  • Moderator: Nicole Constance (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Karen Gardiner (Abt Associates)
  • Amanda Abens (Pima Community College)
  • Seanna Melchior Ruvkun (Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King County)
  • Kim Stupica Dobbs (Administration for Children and Families)
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New Data on Youth Transitioning Out of Foster Care

Grand North

   
  • Moderator: Catherine Heath (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Mike Pergamit (Urban Institute)
  • Justin Harty (University of Chicago)
  • Tammy White (Administration for Children and Families)
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Integrated Approaches to Supporting Child Development and Improving Family Economic Security

Renaissance West A

   
  • Moderator: Carli Wulff (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Scott Baumgartner (Mathematica Policy Research)
  • Marjorie Sims (Ascend at the Aspen Institute)
  • T’Pring Westbrook (Annie E. Casey Foundation)
  • Duane Yoder (Garrett County Community Action)
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The Family Self-Sufficiency Data Center: Addressing the Challenges of Evidence-Based Policymaking

Renaissance West B

   
  • Moderator: Brian Campbell (D.C. Department of Human Services)
  • Scott W. Allard (University of Washington)
  • Robert Goerge (Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago)
  • Emily Wiegand (Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago)
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Child Care as a Critical Work Support: How Do Variations in Local Community Context, Family Work Needs, and Racial/Ethnic Differences Shape Access to Child Care Assistance?

Grand South

   
  • Moderator: Michael López (National Research Center on Hispanic Children and Families)
  • Dionne Dobbins (Child Care Aware® of America)
  • Peter Hepburn (University of California at Berkeley)
  • Heather Sandstrom (Urban Institute)

11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Lunch on Your Own

12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.

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Lunch Symposium: The Responsiveness of the Safety Net to the Changing Geography of Poverty Video

Grand Ballroom

   
  • Scott W. Allard (University of Washington)
1:00 p.m. – 2:15 p.m.

Concurrent Breakout Sessions

 

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Coaching in Employment Programs: Reflections from Three Practitioners

Renaissance West A

   
  • Moderator: Sheena McConnell (Mathematica Policy Research)
  • Noelle Simmons (San Francisco Human Services Agency)
  • Dan Martinez (Southeast Michigan Community Alliance)
  • Larry Timmerman (Ramsey County Workforce Solutions)
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Building and Using Evidence for Workforce Development Programming Decision-Makers: New Findings from the Field

Renaissance West B

   
  • Moderator: Terri Zhu (Chicago Cook Workforce Partnership)
  • Kelsey Schaberg (MDRC)
  • Joseph Gasper (Westat)
  • David Berman (NYC Mayor's Office for Economic Opportunity)
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Proven Strategies to Accelerate Educational Achievement and/or Labor Market Success

Grand South

   
  • Moderator: Amelia Popham (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Mark Elliott (Economic Mobility Corporation)
  • Howard Rolston (Independent Consultant)
  • Michael Weiss (MDRC)
  • Harry Holzer (Georgetown University)
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Promoting Healthy Relationships Among Youth Through Healthy Marriage and Relationship Education Video

Grand Central

   
  • Moderator: Samantha Illangasekare (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Mindy Scott (Child Trends)
  • Julia Alamillo (Mathematica Policy Research)
  • Diane Paulsell (Mathematica Policy Research)
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Integrated Intake and Case Management – The Power of Integrated Data Systems

Renaissance East

   
  • Moderator: Kathleen Moore (Administration for Children and Families/Institute for Research on Poverty)
  • Sam Elkin (MEF Associates)
  • Deleena Patton (Washington Department of Social and Health Services)
  • Nicole Deterding (Administration for Children and Families/Business Strategy Consultants)
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Building the Next Generation of Child Support Policy Research

Grand North

   
  • Moderator/Presenter: Asaph Glosser (MEF Associates)
  • Scott Lekan (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Lauren Antelo (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)
  • Nicole Constance (Administration for Children and Families)
2:15 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.  

Break

2:30 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.  

Facilitated Roundtables Session

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A Focus on User Experience: Parents’ Perspectives on Efforts to Improve Social Service Programs

Renaissance West B

   
  • Heather Hahn (Urban Institute)
  • Mike Katz (Urban Institute)
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Advancing Racial and Economic Equity for Domestic Violence Survivors: Demonstration Sites and National Impact Agenda

Grand North

   
  • Sara Wee (Center for Survivor Agency and Justice)
  • Erika Sussman (Center for Survivor Agency and Justice)
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Behavioral Design in Poverty Alleviation Programs

Grand Central

   
  • Julie Chambers (ideas42)
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Bridging the Digital Divide: Exploring Implications for Economic and Educational Opportunity

Grand South

   
  • Brittany McGill (Insight Policy Research)
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Bringing Behavioral Science and Innovative Tools to Social Service Programs: Opportunities and Challenges in Child Welfare

Renaissance East

   
  • Rekha Balu (MDRC)
  • Felicia Curcuru (Binti)
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Building Knowledge on Employment Programs for Low-Income Families: Where Do We Go From Here?

Grand Central

   
  • Dan Bloom (MDRC)
  • Mike Fishman (MEF Associates)
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Developing Partnerships in Justice-Involved Programs

Grand North

   
  • Robyn Cenizal (National Resource Center for Healthy Marriage and Families)
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The Future of Work and Financial Security

Grand South

   
  • Signe-Mary McKernan (Urban Institute)
  • Caleb Quakenbush (Urban Institute)
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The Power of Microsimulation – Using TRIM to Estimate the Effects of Social Policy

Renaissance West A

   
  • Lauren Antelo (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)
  • Nina Chien (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)
  • Gene Falk (Congressional Research Service)
  • Suzanne Macartney (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)
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Reducing Child Poverty in California: A Look at Housing Costs, Wages, and the Safety Net

Grand North

   
  • Caroline Danielson (Public Policy Institute of California)
  • Sarah Bohn (Public Policy Institute of California)
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Roadmap to Evidence-Based Decision Making: Developing ACF Office of Refugee Resettlement’s First Learning Agenda

Grand South

   
  • Sarah Dunning (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Jennifer Schmalz (Administration for Children and Families)
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Self-Regulation, Goals, and Self-Sufficiency Outcomes: A Conceptual Framework and Applications in the Field

Renaissance East

   
  • Michelle Derr (Mathematica Policy Research)
  • Charisse Johnson (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Lisa Washington-Thomas (Administration for Children and Families)
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Taking a Data-Driven Approach to Dissemination: The Case of an Online Research and Evaluation Clearinghouse

Renaissance West B

   
  • Miriam Jacobson (ICF International)
3:45 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.  

Break

4:00 p.m. – 5:15 p.m. orange icon  light purple icon 

Plenary: Serving the Hardest to Employ: Evidence from Evaluations of Subsidized Employment Programs Video

Grand Ballroom

   
  • Moderator: Erica Zielewski (Office of Management and Budget)
  • Dan Bloom (MDRC)
  • Cindy Redcross (MDRC)
  • Clarence H. Carter (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Harry Holzer (Georgetown University)
  • Grant Collins (Fedcap)
5:15 p.m.  

Young Professionals Happy Hour

Marriott Marquis High Velocity Bar


Friday, June 1, 2018 — 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
8:30 a.m. – 9:45 a.m.  

Concurrent Breakout Sessions

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TANF: Transitional Jobs and Policy Change

Renaissance East

   
  • Moderator: Anthea Seymour (D.C. Department of Human Services)
  • Brian Cadena (University of Colorado Boulder)
  • Johannes Bos (American Institutes for Research)
  • Karen Armstrong (IMPAQ International)
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Improving TANF and Employment Services for Refugees and Survivors of Trauma

Renaissance West A

   
  • Moderator: Damon Waters (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Angela Gaffney (MEF Associates)
  • Hilary Chester (U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops)
  • Andrea Hetling (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey)
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Building the Evidence Base on Programs for Youth Aging Out of Foster Care

Grand South

   
  • Moderator: Brett Brown (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Amy Dworsky (Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago)
  • Jiffy Lansing (Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago)
  • Denali Dasgupta (Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago)
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Multi-Use Management Information Systems: Strategies for Development, Use, and Data-Driven Learning

Grand North

   
  • Moderator/Presenter: Seth Chamberlain (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Hilary Forster (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Nathan Sick (Urban Institute)
  • Rina Randriamanantena (Phoenix Houses of New York)
  • Seanna Melchior Ruvkun (Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King County)
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Why Contextual Rigor is Necessary for Scientific Rigor: Examples from the Field

Renaissance West B

   
  • Moderator: Aleta Meyer (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Meryl Barofsky (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Tess Abrahamson-Richards (James Bell Associates)
  • Michelle Sarche (University of Colorado – Denver)
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Deepening Our Understanding of Racial and Ethnic Differences and Disparities Video

Grand Central

   
  • Moderator: Kim Clum (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Pamela Winston (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)
  • Nikolas Pharris-Ciurej (U.S. Census Bureau)
  • Marla McDaniel (Urban Institute)
  • Larry Timmerman (Ramsey County Workforce Solutions)
9:45 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.  

Break

10:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m.  

Closing Remarks Video

Grand Ballroom

   
  • Emily Schmitt (Administration for Children and Families)
10:15 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. light blue icon yellow icon 

Plenary: Parents and Children Together: Findings from an Experimental Evaluation of Six Healthy Marriage and Responsible Fatherhood Programs Video

Grand Ballroom

   
  • Moderator: Robin McDonald (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Sarah Avellar (Mathematica Policy Research)
  • Halbert Sullivan (Fathers' Support Center)
  • Scott Wetzler (Montefiore Medical Center)
  • Wade Horn (Former Assistant Secretary for Children and Families/Deloitte Consulting)
11:30 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.  

Break

11:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Concurrent Breakout Sessions

 

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Learn, Innovate, Improve (LI2): An Analytic Approach to Using Evidence for Continuous Program Improvement

Grand North

   
  • Moderator: Victoria Kabak (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Michelle Derr (Mathematica Policy Research)
  • Annalisa Mastri (Mathematica Policy Research)
  • Jonathan McCay (Mathematica Policy Research)
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Job Characteristics and the Well-Being of Low Income Adults and Families

Renaissance West A

   
  • Moderator: Michelle Blocklin (Abt Associates)
  • Marta Alvira-Hammond (Child Trends)
  • Richard Hendra (MDRC)
  • Rebecca Kleinman (Mathematica Policy Research)
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Using Research to Better Understand and Close the Opportunity Gap for Low-Income Youth Video

Grand Central

   
  • Moderator: Marsha Silverberg (U.S. Department of Education)
  • Stephen Provasnik (U.S. Department of Education)
  • David Fein (Abt Associates)
  • Rebecca Maynard (University of Pennsylvania)
  • Raphael Rosenblatt (Year Up)
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Fatherhood Program Effects on Low-Income Fathers and Families

Grand South

   
  • Moderator: Anna Solmeyer (Administration for Children and Families)
  • Michelle Manno (MDRC)
  • Jennifer Bellamy (University of Denver)
  • Erin Kramer Holmes (Brigham Young University)
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Emerging Research from the Family Self-Sufficiency and Stability Research Consortium

Renaissance West B

   
  • Moderator: Nicole Deterding (Administration for Children and Families/Business Strategy Consultants)
  • Greg Fabiano (University of Buffalo)
  • Colleen Heflin (Syracuse University)
  • Jodi Sandfort (University of Minnesota)
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Homeless Families’ Experiences with Public Benefit Programs, Employment, and Family Transitions

Renaissance East

   
  • Moderator: Amanda Benton (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)
  • Jill Khadduri (Abt Associates)
  • Lauren Dunton (Abt Associates)
  • Douglas Walton(Abt Associates)
1:00 p.m.  

Conference Adjourns