Afterschool

In underserved communities, young people often lack access to afterschool programs that provide rich opportunities for growth, learning, and fun. When the afterschool efforts of programs, government agencies, private funders, and others work in sync, that picture can change.

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Afterschool

Financial Strategies to Support Citywide Systems of Out-of-School Time Programs This guide for municipal leaders discusses strategies and funding sources for financing citywide afterschool systems.
March 1, 2009 report
Afterschool

The Cost of Quality Out-of-School-Time Programs A groundbreaking report details the costs of strong afterschool and summer programs. A related online cost calculator can help users budg...
January 1, 2009 report
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Evaluation of the New York City Out-of-School Time Initiative This study examines how New York City’s ambitious afterschool effort is playing out for high school students.
June 1, 2008 report
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Strengthening Out-of-School Time Nonprofits The Harvard Family Research Project suggests steps including helping afterschool operators to become more forceful advocates.
May 1, 2008 report
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A New Day for Youth A Harvard researcher says measures such as management training for after-school program executives are important.
May 1, 2008 report
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A View from the Field Lucy Friedman, president of The After-School Corporation, recommends steps including educating principals about the benefits of afterscho...
March 1, 2008 report
Afterschool

A Place to Grow and Learn This Wallace-written report draws on the foundation’s work in five cities to describe a novel, coordinated approach to expanding and impr...
February 1, 2008 report
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Getting Started With Market Research for Out-of-School Time Planning This guide—intended for community leaders, policymakers, and afterschool professionals—offers an introduction to using market research to...
March 1, 2007 report

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