Resource Library

An Evaluation of Family Economic Success – Early Childhood Education: Findings from a Two-Generation Approach

Investing in Innovation Reflections on the Family Economic Success-Early Childhood Education Pilots

Advancing Two-Generation Approaches: Funding to Help Families Succeed

Advancing Two Generation Approaches: Integrating Data To Support Families

Strengthening the Foundation, Strategic Evidence Building for Two Generation Approaches

Leadership in Action: An Anthology from the Aspen Institute Colorado Children and Families Fellowship

It is our pleasure to share this collection of leadership briefs from the inspiring leaders who make up the first cohort of the Aspen Institute Colorado Children and Families Fellowship. This journey began with a question: What would it take to make Colorado the best place to have a child and raise a thriving family?

A Toolkit for Centering Racial Equity Within Data Integration

This tool kit, developed by a national workgroup of civic data stakeholders, aims to support data sharing and integration done well. It encourages centering racial equity and community voice within the context of data integration and use — and for the benefit of the public good. Packed with strategies, stories, resources and activities, the tool kit aids organizations in deliberately applying a race equity lens when using, disseminating and integrating administrative data for civic purposes. It also runs readers through the six phases of the data life cycle, highlighting both positive and problematic practices as well as real-world examples of work taking place at each stage.

Addressing Implicit Bias, Racial Anxiety, And Stereotype Threat In Education And Health Care

This report, released in the fall of 2014, details the social science that can help us understand the day-to-day dynamics of race and how to alter the circumstances that too often culminate in tragedy.

Notes on a Cultural Strategy for Belonging

Work for justice and liberation requires the inclusion of arts and culture. The Haas Institute’s Notes on A Cultural Strategy report outlines a cultural strategy for belonging that centers the leadership, voices, storytelling, practices, and knowledge of people and communities who are marginalized in our society. It offers resources, evidence, case studies, and a workshop module for cultural strategies that are rooted in the Haas Institute’s Othering & Belonging framework as well as in many successful models of activism and organizing.

Awake to Woke to Work: Building A Racial Equity Culture

In a sector focused on improving social outcomes across a wide range of issues, we need only look within our own organizations to understand why we have not yet achieved the depth of change we seek. Throughout the social sector, there remains a glaring omission of a fundamental element of social impact: race equity. Race equity must be centered as a core goal of social impact across the sector in order to achieve our true potential and fulfill our organizational missions. The goal of this publication was to identify the personal beliefs and behaviors, cultural characteristics, operational tactics, and administrative practices that accelerate measurable progress as organizations move through distinct phases toward race equity.

Fostering Racial and Ethnic Equity and Inclusion (REEI)

Making Tomorrow Better Together: A Guide to Outcomes for 2Gen Policymakers

Incorporating Two-Generation Approaches in Community Change

Framing Two-Generation Approaches to Supporting Families

Opening Doors for Young Parents