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Abt Global is on the forefront of developing solutions that address climate change and housing and is a trusted partner of HUD and EPA and hundreds of communities across the U.S.

Abt’s experts dive into how climate change aggravates the behavioral health pandemic and what steps can be taken to effect positive outcomes.

After attending the the Global Youth Economic Opportunities Summit, we’ve got five tips to help promote inclusive youth economic engagement!

This blog explains why the Evidence Act points the way toward greater access and a more effective use of data across agencies, disciplines, and stakeholders.

Three advances in systematic reviews—international applications, equity-led approaches, and core components analysis—can be transformative for practice.

Abt explains why we’re working with HUD to develop guides that help low- and moderate-income communities promote resilience as they combat climate change.

For more than 35 years, Abt has delivered extensive regulatory support services to state and federal clients, including the Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Transportation, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of the Interior, Coast Guard, and Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

Austin Gooden is a software architect at TSPi, a Division of Abt Global, with 6 years of experience delivering innovative software solutions in the public sector. With expertise spanning the entire Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), Gooden has worked across a broad range of technologies, from Low-Code/No-Code platforms to legacy frameworks and multiple programming languages.  He has successfully delivered a variety of solutions for the U.S. Federal Government that enable systems to adapt seamlessly to congressional mandates, agency policies, and program definition, all while achieving the mission objectives of the IT initiative.

Diane Fraser started out working in art departments for a marketing product manufacturer in high school and a consulting firm in college. After college, she began a career in non-profits, where she developed and managed communications, public relations, fundraising, and events.

A Conrad N. Hilton Foundation-funded, Abt-led evaluation studied three encampments in Los Angeles.