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About Us

• Who We Are
• Pongo's Mission and Vision
• Pongo's Outcomes
  • Youth Served
  • Writer Surveys
  • Pilot Studies
  • University of Portland Study
  • Teacher-Counselor Satisfaction
  • Pongo's Web Site Surveys
  • Program Evaluation
  • Effects on Youth
  • Comments from Writers
  • Research Opportunities
• Pongo's Values
• Pongo's Founder
  • Pongo's Origins
  • Richard's Poetry
• Executive Director
  • Barbara’s Introductory Message
  • Pongo Poetry Project Organization Assessment 2020
• Pongo's Program Manager
• Pongo's Development Manager
• Pongo's Spring 2021 Intern
• Pongo's Project Leader at CSTC
• Pongo's Directors and Staff
• Pongo's Writing Mentors
• History
• Our Funders
• Acknowledgments
• Contact

Pongo's Outcomes

This discussion of Pongo's outcomes begins with a explanation of the number of youth who were directly served by our programs. It continues with a summary of our 1,500 writer surveys, which showed remarkable results. There have been three pilot studies, a program evaluation, a satisfaction survey for teachers and counselors who implemented Pongo, and more.

Please also see these pages that summarize outcomes and issues, including...

• Number of Youth Directly Served
• Writer Surveys (1,500 youth who were directly served by Pongo)
  
• Pilot Studies (some completed research on Pongo)
• University of Portland Study of Pongo
  
• Teacher-Counselor Satisfaction
• Web Site Surveys (writers who used activities on web)
  
• Program Evaluation
  
• Effects on Youth (were there negative outcomes?)
• Some Comments by Pongo Writers
• Research Opportunities