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Funding was provided to create an ongoing professional community of practice to share findings and develop cross-city research projects across consortia nationally.

The Forum will work with an outside consultant to focus on three areas: board strengthening, board growth and transitioning, and fund development.

Funds were given for a festschrift for Aletha C. Huston titled, “Societal Contexts of Development: Using Research to Improve Children’s Lives.”

Crowley will spend his Fellowship at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History (CMNH) helping to develop the Center for Lifelong Science Learning.

Funds were given to provide consultation on mixed-methods research.

In this Distinguished Fellowship, Dr.Tyler will observe and participate in the creation of a new state-developed educator evaluation system in Rhode Island.

The Coalition will continue to work to advance evidence-based reforms in federal programs affecting youth.

Funds were given to help AIR disseminate information obtained from the Wisconsin After-School Continuous Improvement Process (WASCIP) quality advisor study through several publications.