The Pew-MacArthur Results First Initiative: INVESTING IN PROGRAMS THAT WORK May 15, 2014 Sara Dube, Manager Ashleigh Holand, Manager-State Policy.

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The Pew-MacArthur Results First Initiative: INVESTING IN PROGRAMS THAT WORK May 15, 2014 Sara Dube, Manager Ashleigh Holand, Manager-State Policy

1 Critical Policy Challenge Government leaders want to make strategic budget choices, but often don’t know: What programs are currently funded What each costs What programs accomplish How they compare to alternatives

2 Use the best national research to identify what works Predict the impact in your jurisdiction Calculate long-term costs and benefits

3 Compare Costs and Benefits *Washington State 2012 dollars ADULT PROGRAMS COST LONG-TERM BENEFITS COST/BENEFIT RATIO Cognitive behavioral therapy$419 $9,954 $24.72 Electronic monitoring$1,093 $24,840 $22.72 Correctional education in prison$1,149 $21,390 $19.62 Vocational education in prison$1,599 $19,531 $13.21 Drug court $4,276 $10,183 $3.38 Domestic Violence treatment $1,390 -$7,527 -$4.41 JUVENILE PROGRAMS Aggression replacement training$1,543 $55,821 $37.19 Coordination of services$403 $6,043 $16.01 Drug court $3,154 $11,539 $4.66 Scared Straight $66 -$12,988-$195.61

4 Participation in Results First VT NH MA RI CT NJ DE MD AK HIWATN MT OR ID WY CO UT NV CA AZ NM NE KS OK TX ME ND SD MN LA AR MO IA WI MI IL IN OH PA NY WV KY MS AL GA SC NC FL VA AK

5 What are Results First states doing? enacted legislation incorporating Results First into their policy making process used models to analyze legislation, avoiding millions in potential costs

6 Replaced ineffective domestic violence treatment program with new program statewide Expanding Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and vocational education programs –Received federal grant to train staff on new CBT program Iowa

7 Results First in California Engage and inform Community Corrections Partnerships Build county-specific cost-benefit tool Develop analytical capacity Target resources

8 Results First County Updates Santa Barbara County Santa Cruz County Fresno County Kern County San Diego County

9 For more information Sara Dube The Pew-MacArthur Results First Initiative (202) Ashleigh Holand The Pew-MacArthur Results First Initiative (202)