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Why Minnesota’s School Libraries Deserve a Place in the Spotlight

by Anna Granias
Reading matters. So do school libraries.Minnesota is serious about literacy. The 2023 READ Act aims to ensure every student reads at or above grade level. But one crucial partner in reaching that… Read more »

Meet the Researcher: Briellen Griffin

Get to know Brie, her views on community engagement, and what brings her joy in research work.

3 things to know about renewals for Medical Assistance and MinnesotaCare

For the past three years, Medicaid (known as Medical Assistance in Minnesota) and MinnesotaCare have waived the annual renewal process, in which members must submit proof of eligibility for their… Read more »

Spring into Action 2021 with African American Babies Coalition and Projects

by Sameerah Bilal-Roby
The African American Babies Coalition and Projects is a partnership among African American community stakeholders who promote the healthy development of African American babies across the Twin Cities.

Engaging Community to Prevent Crime and End Police Violence

Everybody deserves to be safe from violence, including police violence. Research shows community engagement is a key mechanism to both prevent crime and end police violence. Lindsay Turner explains.

What Does It Take for Community Leaders to Lead from Within?

by Nou Yang
Take a look around you. You, me, all of us have the capacity to be leaders, no matter how old or young we are. Now, imagine what our collective leadership, driven by purpose and values, can do for… Read more »

3 Lessons About Authentic Leadership

Wilder takes leadership development seriously, and not only because we offer distinct leadership programs for youth, community members, experienced professionals and executives. Values-based and… Read more »

Key Takeaways from the Culturally Responsive Evaluation and Assessment Conference

Three Wilder Research staff share their takeaways on intersectionality and culturally responsive evaluation after a national conference.
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