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Family Engagement Impact Project (FEIP): Phase II Evaluation Report

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  • Dana Petersen
  • Megan Shoji
  • Adam Dunn
  • Natasha Nicolai

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This report describes grantees’ experiences and short-term outcomes during the implementation phase of the Family Engagement Impact Project (FEIP). It also presents recommendations for others interested in leveraging public-private partnerships in support of family engagement.

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  • Dana Petersen & Megan Shoji & Adam Dunn & Natasha Nicolai, "undated". "Family Engagement Impact Project (FEIP): Phase II Evaluation Report," Mathematica Policy Research Reports a9ac308d23a64485987aa7e80, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    1. Tamara Halle & Diane Paulsell & Sarah Daily & Anne Douglass & Shannon Moodie & Allison Metz, 2015. "Implementing Parenting Interventions in Early Care and Education Settings: A Guidebook for Implementation," Mathematica Policy Research Reports d0b177f9bd4c49daad736259e, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    Foundations; child welfare; family support; engagement; public-private partnership; parents; education; immigrant;
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