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Healthy Marriage and Relationship Education for Expectant and New Mothers: The One-Year Impacts of MotherWise

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  • Ankita Patnaik
  • Robert G. Wood

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This report describes Motherwise’s impacts after one year as well as information on program implementation and costs. These impacts were estimated by comparing the outcomes of women who were randomly assigned to either a group that was offered MotherWise services or a control group that was not.

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  • Ankita Patnaik & Robert G. Wood, "undated". "Healthy Marriage and Relationship Education for Expectant and New Mothers: The One-Year Impacts of MotherWise," Mathematica Policy Research Reports c7b0bbf451e344c4926e3360b, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    2. Quinn Moore & Sarah Avellar & Ankita Patnaik & Reginald Covington & April Wu, "undated". "Effects of Two Healthy Marriage Programs for Low-Income Couples: Evidence from the Parents and Children Together Evaluation," Mathematica Policy Research Reports e5509c3b4d744527aa85a110c, Mathematica Policy Research.
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