Kelsey Schaberg
Kelsey Schaberg
Senior Research Associate
Economic Mobility, Housing, and Communities

Schaberg is a quantitative researcher focused primarily on evaluations of workforce and training initiatives. She has a deep knowledge of sector strategies, having worked on the WorkAdvance evaluation, the Sector Training and Evidence Building Project (STEP), the Job Search Support in Sector Programs study, and the Accelerating Sector Program Innovation project, among others. She has also written about the evidence from field reports, syntheses, and white papers. In addition, Schaberg has extensive experience supporting staff at nonprofit organizations and state agencies to build their data, analysis, and evaluation capacity. She holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Miami University and a master’s degree in urban policy analysis and management from the Milano School of International Affairs, Management, and Urban Policy at the New School.

Projects

Products

Testimony

Presented Before the Connecticut General Assembly’s Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee

Report

Findings from the WorkAdvance Evaluation

Brief

Lessons from SkillUp AI

Brief

Insights from Tech Training Graduates

Report

Findings from the Portland Site of the National Evaluation of Welfare-to-Work Strategies

Issue Focus

A Synthesis of the Research for Employers and Local Governments

Report

Portland, Oregon, Early 1990s

Report

Findings from the Per Scholas WorkAdvance Program

Report

36-Month Impacts of the Grameen America Program

Issue Focus

Meeting the Needs of Workers and Employers

Brief

A Synthesis of Findings on Sector Strategies

Report

18-Month Impacts of the Grameen America Program

Report

Costs, Benefits, and Impacts from the WorkAdvance Demonstration

Methodological Publication

Lessons from the Grameen America Evaluation