Evaluation & Reports
Evaluation and reporting are key components in measuring the effectiveness of the Foundation's work.
Since 2018, the DC Bar Foundation has worked with NPC Research to evaluate its Civil Legal Counsel Projects Program. This comprehensive evaluation centers around three main areas of inquiry: 1) Implementation Evaluation, (2) Outcome Evaluation, and (3) Assessment of Unmet Needs.
In recent years, the Foundation and NPC Research have collaborated to expand evaluation and reporting capacity beyond just CLCPP to include Coordinated Intake & Referral, as well as other Foundation-supported network efforts.
Below, you will find our most recent reports:
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(December 2024):
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DC Social Justice Transformations Network 2021 - 2024 Comparisons Report
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DC Social Justice Transformations Network 2021 - 2024 Report: Comparative Highlights
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DC Social Justice Transformations Network 2021 - 2024 Report: Project Teams Subnetwork Brief
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DC Social Justice Transformations Network 2021 - 2024 Report: Referral Initiatives Subnetwork Brief
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DC Social Justice Transformations Network 2021 - 2024 Report: Celebrations Brief
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(February 2024): Civil Legal Counsel Projects Program (CLCPP) Evaluation: 2023 Annual Evaluation Report, February 2024
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(February 2023)
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(February 2023): Civil Legal Counsel Projects Program (CLCPP) Evaluation: Landlord-Tenant Legal Assistance Network (LTLAN) Customer Survey Study Report
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(September 2022): Designing a Coordinated Intake and Referral (CIR) System for Civil Legal Services in the District of Columbia: Input from Legal Services Providers and Allied Organizations
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(December 2021): Litigant Perspectives on Remote Hearings in Family Law Cases: A Survey Study Conducted with the DC Family Law Learning Network