Resources
Click on a chapter to view resources mentioned in the book:
- Maryland 8 Indicators and Results for Children (2021 – 2023 Maryland Children’s Cabinet 3-Year Plan)
- Results are listed on page 7 of the plan
- Maryland Child Well-Being Scorecards
- 2013-2014 Maryland School Readiness Report
- (this Report was removed from its home website after the publication of Social Sector Hero and is no longer accessible)
- as an alternative, you can access the 2014 – 2015 Kindergarten Readiness Assessment (please note, the data in this document is from different years and will not match the data from the book)
- Theory of Aligned Contributions; An Emerging Theory of Change Primer by Jolie Bain Pillsbury, Ph.D.
- The Results-Based Accountability Guide
- Clear Impact Suite for Unified Data Management
- Measuring Performance: A Guidance Document for Promise Neighborhoods on Collecting Data and Reporting Results
- You can find the U.S. Department of Education 15 Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) measures on page 7
- Promise Neighborhoods Indicator Graphs
- Turn the Curve Action Plan Grading Rubric
- Clear Impact Suite for Unified Data Management
- More Information About Creating Performance Measures
- United Way 2020 Global Results Framework Snapshots
- The Results-Based Accountability Guide
- Clear Impact Case Studies Page
- Turn the Curve Action Plan Examples
- City on the Line: How Baltimore Transformed Its Budget to Beat the Great Recession and Deliver Outcomes by Andrew Kleine
- Baltimore Outcome Budgeting Case Study – Baltimore’s Advanced Outcome Budgeting System Allows City Leaders to Invest Taxpayer Dollars in Programs and Services That Matter Most
- Clear Impact Suite for Unified Data Management
- PolicyLink National Equity Atlas
- Racial Equity: Getting to Results
- DEI Made Measurable
- Smart Incentives TTC Action Plan
- Sample Turn the Curve Plan with a Racial Equity Focus
- Clear Impact Suite for Unified Data Management
- Free Video: Implementation of Results-Based Accountability in the Children and Family Sector
- Connecticut Committee on Children: RBA Children’s Report Card
- CT Kids Scorecards (STABLE, SAFE, HEALTHY, and FUTURE SUCCESS)
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Made Measurable
- Berkshire United Way Case Study
- Stop Spinning Your Wheels – Using Results-Based Accountability to Steer Your Agency to Success
- Clear Impact Suite for Unified Data Management
- Vermont Performance Scorecards
- Vermont Outcomes Report
- Sample “Our Impact” Page Reports
- Clear Impact Suite for Unified Data Management
- Download the “Roadmap to Becoming a Social Sector Hero”
- View a list of the action items for each chapter, assign people, create due dates, and track progress
- Clear Impact Suite for Unified Data Management
- Join the Results-Based Accountability Facebook Group
- Access more Clear Impact publications
- Follow Clear Impact on Social for industry, news, resources, and updates
- Subscribe to the Turning Curves Monthly RBA Newsletter
- View a list of the action items for each chapter & download the action-item checklist
- Clear Impact Suite for Unified Data Management
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