Assessing the Benefits of the Success Sequence for Economic Self-Sufficiency and Family Stability
This Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation report is a quantitative analysis of the “success sequence” as an approach to reduce poverty and improve economic opportunity among adolescents and young adults. (“Success sequence” refers to a series of milestones associated with escaping poverty and joining the middle class: high school completion, full-time employment, and waiting for marriage to have children.) The report uses longitudinal data to evaluate the order and combination of milestones and to assess the associations between completing the success sequence milestones by the age of 30 and economic self-sufficiency and family stability outcomes in the late 30s.
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Record Type:
Report
Publication Date:
September, 2021
Date:
September 2021
Source:
Partner Resources
Topics/Subtopics:
- Employment
- Education and Training
- Family Strengthening
- Supportive Services
- Special Populations