Provides logistical support to facilitate and disseminate proven, innovative strategies to strengthen fathers and families. 

Build and operate a clearinghouse to educate the family and youth services field about the research and effective practices to improve the long-term wellbeing of homeless youth and families, including the at-risk youths in the Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Program, the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act Programs, and the Street Outreach Program. 

MSG developed and facilitated technical assistance (TA) to thousands of stakeholders in state and local educational agencies and institutes of higher education, resulting in tangible outcomes for English learner support and academic achievement. MSG organized and facilitated TA including webinars, 24-hour help desks, podcasts, and meetings. We drafted research-based resources such as Congressional reports, fact sheets, infographics, mobile apps, playbooks, practice briefs, and toolkits. MSG maintained the NCELA website and the Knowledge Management System (KMS) through which 123 of the U.S.

MSG leads the National Charter School Resource Center (NCSRC), transforming it into a national hub for training, technical assistance (TA), and resources that support over 180 active grantees across six Charter School Program (CSP) streams. We provide individualized TA to more than 200 grantees and authorizers, helping them meet grant requirements, strengthen charter school quality, and elevate student outcomes.

Evaluation of the suite of resources and products produced by grantees under the NUE program, as well as recommendations for funding priorities that will ensure an adequate supply of nano-literate workers.

Comprehensive review of the Money Smart financial education program and its effectiveness in enhancing the money skills of low-and-moderate income individuals and creating positive banking relationships.

MSG developed a tool to measure the combined cost of housing and transportation in 950+ metropolitan regions nationwide, as well as investigated potential uses to improve policy and funding decisions.

MSG developed virtual training tools and resources designed to instruct frontline workforce development staff on the use of Labor Market Information resources, so that they can assist employers and job seekers in making educated career, training, and economic development decisions.

Identify an innovative approach to measure the success of the I-CORPS program, which prepares scientists and engineers to extend their focus beyond the laboratory and into entrepreneurial endeavors.

Resource guide to help the workforce development system navigate the changes in high school equivalency alternatives, as well as new College and Career Readiness Standards, and how these changes affect partnerships, infrastructure, professional development, and service delivery strategies.