What’s New at ETR [News Archive]

ETR Celebrates AmeriCorps Week
National AmeriCorps Week took place in May. This annual celebration highlights the outstanding work done in our communities by AmeriCorps and VISTA volunteers. ETR Associates’ Knowledge & Information Management Department (KIM) manages the National Service Resource and Training (NSRT) project (under contract to the ... More

ETR Launches New “Living Pamphlet Series” Product Line
ETR Associates’ Publishing Division today announced the launch of a new product series called Living Pamphlets. Living Pamphlets take into account how people of all ages are expanding the ways they learn beyond the printed word. Youth in particular are receptive to learning through forms of electronic ... More

Google and ETR Associates Launch Youth IT Initiative
ETR Associates, with funding from Google’s 2010 Roots in Science and Engineering (RISE) Initiative, has developed a new project titled Puente: Supportive Professional and Activity Network for Students (Puente SPANS). The purpose of the program is to support interest in and education around ... More

ETR Launches Teen Pregnancy Prevention Initiative Resource Center
ETR Associates has launched a new Teen Pregnancy Prevention Initiative Resource Center to address the recently announced $114 million federal Teen Pregnancy Prevention Initiative (TPPI). This initiative replaces the Community-Based Abstinence Education ... More

ETR Associates Research Team / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Release School-Based Physical Activity Report
ETR Associates, in partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Division of Adolescent and School Health (CDC DASH), today announced the release of a new publication “The Association ... More

ETR Associates’ Girl Game Company Students Win National Center for Women and Information Technology Award
Three high school students who participate in ETR Associates’ technology programs will be honored by the National Center for Women and Information Technology for aspirations in the field of computing. Two of the students, ... More