Interventions = 24
Intervention (standard name) Percentage of full sample that is black or African American Includes subgroup findings
Family Transition Program 52% Yes
Parents’ Fair Share (PFS) 64% Yes
New Hope 51% Yes
Traditional Case Management 52% Yes
Integrated Case Management 52% Yes
Michigan Opportunity and Skills Training (MOST) followed by Work First 87% Yes
Oklahoma City’s Education, Training, and Employment (ET&E) Program 29% Yes
Portland Job Opportunities and Basic Skills Training Program (JOBS) 20% Yes
Grand Rapids Labor Force Attachment (LFA) Program (as compared with Grand Rapids Human Capital Development [HCD] Program) 39% Yes
Riverside Labor Force Attachment (LFA) 17% Yes
Grand Rapids Labor Force Attachment (LFA) Program 39% Yes
Per Scholas Sectoral Employment Program 50% Yes
Riverside Labor Force Attachment (LFA) Program (as compared with Riverside Human Capital Development [HCD] Program) 17% Yes
Wider Opportunities for Women’s (WOW’s) Minority Female Single Parent (MFSP) Program 96% Yes
Atlanta Labor Force Attachment (LFA) 95% Yes
Atlanta Labor Force Attachment (LFA) Program (as compared with Atlanta Human Capital Development [HCD] Program) 95% Yes
Urban Alliance’s High School Internship Program 89%
Jobs-First Greater Avenues for Independence (GAIN) Program 31% Yes
Greater Avenues for Independence (GAIN) 69% Yes
The San Diego Saturation Work Initiative Model (SWIM) 42% Yes
Virginia Independence Program (VIP) with Virginia Initiative for Employment not Welfare (VIEW) 90% Yes
Atlanta Human Capital Development [HCD] Program (as compared with Atlanta Labor Force Attachment [LFA] Program) 95% Yes
JOBSTART 44% Yes
Year Up 54% Yes