Exploring Systems Change: Adoption, Implementation, and Consequences of the Inclusion of Fathers as Residents in Family Homeless Shelters examines the adoption, implementation, and consequences of a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania policy shift to include fathers as residents in family emergency shelters.
FRPN Co-Director Jessica Pearson explores the project implementation and lessons learned from the FRPN State Planning Grant Initiative.
These measures are promising resources to be used to assess outcomes or moderating variables among fathers participating in fatherhood programs.
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