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Parents and Children Together: Effects of Four Responsible Fatherhood Programs for Low-Income Fathers

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  • Sarah Avellar
  • Reginald Covington
  • Quinn Moore
  • Ankita Patnaik
  • April Wu

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This report summarizes impact findings from Mathematica’s evaluation of the Responsible Fatherhood grant program.

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  • Sarah Avellar & Reginald Covington & Quinn Moore & Ankita Patnaik & April Wu, "undated". "Parents and Children Together: Effects of Four Responsible Fatherhood Programs for Low-Income Fathers," Mathematica Policy Research Reports a402e2e5debd413fbd90a22aa, Mathematica Policy Research.
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