Changing Environments to Prevent Substance Abuse
Community Science brings an environmental approach to substance prevention. [...]
Community Science brings an environmental approach to substance prevention. [...]
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office [...]
Community Science has been at the forefront in advancing [...]
The Annie E. Casey Foundation brought a small group [...]
Community Science has started work with the Legacy Foundation [...]
Recent events have brought the challenges facing boys and [...]
Seeing the problem. The juvenile justice system in the United [...]
Community Science has been working with various individuals from [...]
Truth Initiative (https://truthinitiative.org/) aims to reduce tobacco use through public education, [...]
In 2012, the Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) Public-Private Initiative [...]
You will not be able to avoid the usefulness and ubiquity of evaluation, You will not be able to mislabel, misappropriate, misconceive, misapply, or misuse evaluation, limiting it to the settings of programs, policies, and personnel You will not be able to refer to the usual distinctions between research and evaluation, draw simple conclusions at the end of a program evaluation, or avoid instances of bias and conflicts of interests, as if our only concern in the discipline rests on value judgments or our only claim to fame is to inform decision-making Because the revolution will not be evaluated.
An ode to Gil Scot-Heron, Michael Scriven, and the [...]