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2003 Spring Research Conference Papers:
Assessing the Effectiveness
of FBOs as Service Providers
- Christopher Winship, Harvard University,
and Amy Reynolds, Georgetown University
Faith,
Practice and Transformation: A Theory-Based Evaluation of
Faith-Based Teen Programs
- Robert Wuthnow, Conrad Hackett, and Becky
Yang Hsu, Princeton University
The
Effectiveness and Trustworthiness of Faith-Based and Other
Service Organizations: A Study of Recipients’ Perceptions
- Wolfgang Bielefeld, Laura Littlepage, and
Rachel Thelin, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
Management
Challenges of Faith-Influenced Providers of IMPACT Services
- John M. Wallace, Jr. and Kourtney Rice, University
of Michigan, and Robert Thornton, Skillman Foundation
The
Role of Faith-Based Organizations in the Social Welfare System:
Lessons Learned from the Skillman Foundation "A Call
to Service" Faith-Based Initiative
- David Campbell, University of California,
Davis; Eric Glunt, California Employment Development Department;
Shel Bockman and Barbara W. Sirotnik, California State University,
San Bernardino; and Judith Little, Humboldt State University
Evaluating
the California Community and Faith-Based Initiative
- Kevin F. Modesto, Point Loma Nazarene University
Taken
on Faith? Preliminary Findings of an Outcomes Evaluation of
a Faith-Based Welfare to Work Program
- Sarah Kathryn Pepper, Carla Herrera,
Public/Private Ventures; and Laura Leviton, Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
Faith
in Action: Using Interfaith Coalitions to Support Voluntary
Caregiving Efforts
Congregations
as Social Service Providers
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- Richard Clerkin and Kirsten Grønbjerg,
Indiana University
The
Role of Congregations in Delivering Human Services
- Carol J. De Vita and Pho S. Palmer, The Urban
Institute
D.C.
Congregations in Three Low-Income Wards and Their Experiences
with Government Funding
- John E. Seley, City University of New York,
and Julian Wolpert, Princeton University
Secular
and Faith-Based Human Services: Complementarities or Competition
- Michael Leo Owens, Pennsylvania State University,
and R. Drew Smith, Morehouse College
Congregation–Based
Social Welfare Ministries in Public Housing Neighborhoods:
Findings from Four Cities
- Jo Anne Schneider and Michael W. Foley, Catholic
University of America
Immigrant
Churches and Immigrant Social Services: Non-profit and Congregation
Connections in Washington DC
- Joyce Keyes-Williams, The Nelson A. Rockefeller
Institute of Government
Can
Rural Churches in Central Valley California Expand Their Role
of Social Services for the Communities They Serve?
Charitable Choice
and the Role of FBOs
FBOs in Service Collaboratives
Tools for Evaluating
FBOs as Service Providers
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