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PDF icon What Works: Evidence-based programs and principles of effective juvenile delinquency prevention

PDF icon An introduction to cost-cenefit analysis

PowerPoint icon Evidence-Informed Program Improvement: Using principles of effectiveness to enhance the quality and impact of youth and family programs

PDF icon Improving Youth & Family Programs: Drawing on Principles of Effectiveness, April 2011, DoD/USDA Family Resilience Conference, Chicago.

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