ARISE Life Skills Curricula and Staff Training is Evidence Based
Evidence-Based Reports and Evaluations
We are blessed by the positive changes that have been made in the lives of at-risk youth who have been part of the ARISE program. Susan and I as founders of ARISE salute the dedicated people who conduct the ARISE groups with troubled often violent teens. For the past 15 years ARISE has been proud to offer solid evidence of impactful changes being made by its evidence based ,strength-centered curricula and staff training.
Justice Research Center – Independant Evaluations
ARISE life-skills programs are based on five psychological models. We pride ourselves on the work we have accomplished that have been positively evaluated by several evidence-based studies. During the past 25 years, not one, not two, but three University of Miami tenured professors attested to the effectiveness of ARISE life-skills curricula and staff trainings in evidence-based studies. Please feel free to review the University of Miami study as well as other progress reports that we have submitted to various agencies about our work. ARISE 5-year Evidence-Based Executive Summary (University of Miami) 1997-2002
We are pleased to answer any questions you may have relating to ARISE Evidence-Based programs. Contact Us.
Additional Independant Program Reports
State of Florida — Juvenile Justice Program
- ARISE Final Report for Life-Management Skills OJJDP – 2009/2010
- ARISE Final Report for Life-Management Skills OJJDP – 2008/2009
- ARISE Final Report for Life-Management Skills OJJDP – 2006/2007
- ARISE Final Report for Life-Management Skills OJJDP – 2006/2007
- ARISE Final Report for Life-Management Skills OJJDP – 2005/2006
- ARISE Final Report for Life-Management Skills OJJDP – 2004/2005
- ARISE Final Report for Life-Management Skills OJJDP – 2003/2004
- ARISE Final Report for Life-Management Skills OJJDP – 2002/2003
State of Florida — Juvenile Justice Focus Group Results
State of Florida — Juvenile Justice Recidivism Data
District of Columbia Community Based Organizations – Juvenile Justice Programs
Title IV Department of Education Florida — Community Service Grant
Investment Summaries — How we are doing?
Society’s Return on Investment (SROI) – A report on the benefits the ARISE Life Skills Program has on High Risk Youth.
Evaluator CVs
- CV of Dr. Kristin Winokur Early, PH.D., Justice Research Center.
- CV of Barbara Morrison-Rodriguez, Ph.D., Evaluator for 2007 OJJDP Final Report.
- CV of Marjorie Montague, Ph.D., Evaluator for 2002-2006 OJJDP Final Reports, ARISE Focus Groups at FL DJJ Facilities 2005-2006, DC Evaluation Report 2005-2006, and Title IV Evaluator for Report 2003-2004.
- CV of Natalie Ciarocco, Ph.D., Evaluator for DC Evaluation Reports 2006-2007, Additional Evaluation for Final Report for OJJDP 2006/2007, ARISE Focus Groups at FL DJJ Facilities 2007, and ARISE Focus Groups at Avon Park Youth Academy on CHOICES 2-Day Training 2007.
