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Start-up Activities for a Center of Excellence to Support The Duke Endowment's Investments in Evidence-Based Practice Implementation

To support The Duke Endowment’s investments in evidence-based practices across the Rural Church and Child and Family Wellbeing program areas, the project team will engage in several system strengthening activities during the six-month period from January 1st, 2024 through June 30th, 2024. Within the Rural Church Summer Literacy Initiative, the project team will (1) support the refinement of the SLI practice model, (2) engage in programmatic coaching with staff at SLI grantee sites, (3) explore future tailored implementation support activities, and (4) provide design and consultation supports for bolstering data collection and monitoring across SLI grantee sites. Additionally, the project team will engage in several start-up activities for a Center of Excellence to support evidence-based programs and practices in North Carolina and South Carolina. These will include leadership engagement and system coaching, organizational development activities, and change management activities.

Award(s)

Funding Agency:  

Duke Endowment

Funding Period:  

01/01/2024 to 06/30/2024

Award Amount:  

$207,096

Staff

William A. Aldridge II, Principal Investigator
Capri R. Banks, Co-principal Investigator
Sandra J. Diehl, Implementation Specialist
Andrew Hou, Account Manager
Robert (Robin) H. Jenkins, Senior Implementation Specialist
Jessica J. Reed, Co-principal Investigator
Jennifer B. Robinette, Social Research Assistant
Rebecca H. Roppolo, Co-principal Investigator