Fatherhood and Marriage Local Evaluation (FaMLE) and Cross-Site Project, 2013-2015
Jan 2014 | Project Officer: Seth Chamberlain, Office of Planning, Research and EvaluationCurrently in development through oversight from Mathematica Policy Research, this evaluation study seeks to formulate greater understanding of what strategies federally funded healthy marriage and responsible fatherhood programs use to design well-conceived programs; what strategies they use to successfully implement these programs; and the reported outcomes of participants in the programs. The goals of this research project are to support high-quality data collection, strengthen local evaluations of healthy marriage and responsible fatherhood programs and conduct cross-site analysis.
This research project is being conducted now and evaluation reports are not yet available. FaMLE related evaluation reports will be added to the FRPN website as they are published.
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