The Department of Indian Work wanted to learn about developing effective messaging and strategies to increase vaccination rates among the urban Native American community. Recommendations were developed through interviews with experts in the field and unvaccinated individuals, and a scan for what other organizations have done.

Wilder Research conducted interviews with national messaging experts and white, male, firearm owners in greater Minnesota. Respondents were asked for their suggestions for trusted messengers who could share communications about firearm suicide prevention, suggestions for framing messaging and the types of content that should be shared, safe storage practices, and how they and other firearm owners would respond to a mental health crisis and the barriers that prevent people from intervening in a crisis.

Results of the October 1991 statewide homeless study. This report presents information on adults experiencing homelessness and children that accompanied them.

Results of interviews with 81 homeless youth in Minnesota. The interviews took place on October 24, 1991.

Wilder Research conducted a mail survey of residents living in the Ditch 39 Subwatershed to ask about their behaviors, experiences, and knowledge related to water pollution.

Wilder Research convened listening sessions with practitioners and community members to better understand adult learners' experiences and challenges, and ways OHE can better engage current and prospective adult learners. This report outlines key findings.