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  2. Number of interventions with evidence for specific racial or ethnic groups or genders, by services offered
  3. Number of interventions with evidence for specific racial or ethnic groups or genders, by services offered
Interventions = 16
Intervention Percentage of full sample that is female Includes subgroup findings
Family Transition Program 97%
Traditional Case Management 94%
Integrated Case Management 94%
Michigan Opportunity and Skills Training (MOST) followed by Work First 97%
Oklahoma City’s Education, Training, and Employment (ET&E) Program 93%
Grand Rapids Labor Force Attachment (LFA) Program (as compared with Grand Rapids Human Capital Development [HCD] Program) 96%
Grand Rapids Labor Force Attachment (LFA) Program 96%
Per Scholas Sectoral Employment Program 24% Yes
Wider Opportunities for Women’s (WOW’s) Minority Female Single Parent (MFSP) Program 100% Yes
Atlanta Labor Force Attachment (LFA) 97%
Atlanta Labor Force Attachment (LFA) Program (as compared with Atlanta Human Capital Development [HCD] Program) 97%
Virginia Independence Program (VIP) with Virginia Initiative for Employment not Welfare (VIEW) 98% Yes
Atlanta Human Capital Development [HCD] Program (as compared with Atlanta Labor Force Attachment [LFA] Program) 97% Yes
Grand Rapids Human Capital Development [HCD] Program (as compared with Grand Rapids Labor Force Attachment [LFA] Program) 96% Yes
Riverside Human Capital Development [HCD] Program (as compared with Riverside Labor Force Attachment [LFA] Program) 89% Yes
JOBSTART 54% Yes
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