Investing in Results (January 2015): Survey Says

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Investing in Results (January 2015): Survey Says

Survey Says: Investing in Results (January 2015)

Most adults think federal funding should be used to help prevent teen pregnancy. Specifically, the overwhelming majority of adults want taxpayer-funded efforts to prevent teen pregnancy to be invested in interventions that have been shown through careful evaluation to actually change teen sexual behavior. In short, when it comes to preventing teen pregnancy, taxpayers want their money invested in what works. 

Suggested Citation(s)

Power to Decide (formerly The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy). (2015). Survey Says: Investing in Results. Washington, DC: Author

January 2015
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