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Wolfson, Mark; Champion, Heather; Rogers, Todd; Neiberg, Rebecca H.; Barker, Dianne C.; Talton, Jennifer W.; Ip, Edward H.; D'Agostino, Ralph B., Jr.; Parries, Maria T.; Easterling, Doug – Evaluation Review, 2011
Free to Grow: Head Start Partnerships to Promote Substance-free Communities (FTG) was a national initiative in which local Head Start (HS) agencies, in partnership with other community organizations, implemented a mix of evidence-based family-strengthening and community-strengthening strategies. The evaluation of FTG used a quasi-experimental…
Descriptors: Evidence, Quasiexperimental Design, Substance Abuse, Partnerships in Education
Galster, George; Temkin, Kenneth; Walker, Chris; Sawyer, Noah – Evaluation Review, 2004
The authors contribute to the development of empirical methods for measuring the impacts of place-based local development strategies by introducing the adjusted interrupted time-series (AITS) approach. It estimates a more precise counterfactual scenario, thus offering a stronger basis for drawing causal inferences about impacts. The authors…
Descriptors: Community Development, Evaluation Methods, Inferences, Housing

Mazerolle, Lorraine Green; Price, James F.; Roehl, Jan – Evaluation Review, 2000
Evaluated the impact of a civil remedy program, Beat Health (Oakland, California), on drug and disorder problems under experimental field trial conditions. Findings show some improvement in the experimental residential areas, but possible displacement of drug problems in and around the commercial experimental and control sites. (SLD)
Descriptors: Community Development, Drug Abuse, Field Studies, Neighborhood Improvement