LEO to Partner with Infutor to Study Housing Instability
LEO has entered a partnership with Infutor, an expert in data-driven consumer identity management, to access historical property and real estate data to support housing stability research.
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LEO awarded $750,000 in external grants to support continued anti-poverty work
LEO recently received three new research grants from private foundations to support evaluations in the areas of homelessness prevention, criminal justice and self-sufficiency.
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LEO's Jim Sullivan's statement on the new Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking
Dr. Sullivan highlights his work with lawmakers and the Commission for Evidence-Based Policymaking leading to this new bipartisan effort.
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Reducing poverty and improving lives
through evidence-based programs and policies
“Partnering with LEO has helped us to take a step back from our work, evaluate our methods and re-engage with it more purposefully.”
“As King County works to build a data-driven culture, LEO has been an invaluable partner in helping us build an evidence base for our programs and services.”
“Having a well-respected evaluator lends credibility and transparency.”