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In the Moment Strategies for Facilitators of Team Decisionmaking Meetings

January 1, 2004

This guide offers strategies and background to support facilitators who suspect or know a family has experienced domestic violence.

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Back into the Fold: Helping Ex-Prisoners Reconnect through Faith

January 1, 2004

This report explores why faith-based groups support ex-prisoners and outlines the types of services these reentry programs provide.

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Promising Practices in Adoption-Competent Mental Health Services

December 30, 2003

This white paper calls for more mental health services for children in foster care and adoption, based on research, case studies and expert feedback.

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Improving School Readiness Outcomes

December 26, 2003

This report describes six local government efforts to achieve improved school readiness for young children.

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Casey Connects: Winter/Spring 2003

December 21, 2003

This issue highlights the role of faith groups in supporting families and Casey’s efforts to uplift East Baltimore through a local development project.

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Building an Integrated Services Model

December 5, 2003

This report shows how peer technical assistance — sharing knowledge and outside innovations — can help communities strengthen families.

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Beyond the Boundaries

November 1, 2003

This document outlines the Faith Communities and Urban Families Project and summarizes efforts from four communities involved in the work.

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Improving Outcomes for Children with Special Needs

November 1, 2003

This report looks at what kids with disabilities in Rhode Island need — and the impact on families when systems of care don’t meet those needs.

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Education Policy and the Jobs Initiative: Part Three

October 27, 2003

This brief — part of a series — shares Jobs Initiative results and what they mean for public policy, including Higher Ed Act reauthorization.

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