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Wilder Research’s work provides context and informs action that improve lives and communities. Below are highlights from the many ways Wilder Research staff are sharing their knowledge and skills to make an impact.

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Pro bono partnerships announced

Rebound, Inc. and Raíces Sagradas Community Mental Health have been selected from 33 organizations serving culturally specific communities that applied for pro bono research and evaluation consultation assistance from Wilder Research. 

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Wilder Research In the News

Collect and Disaggregate Data to Inform Policy and Practice

Nicole MartinRogers recently talked with Rhonda Vonshay Sharpe of the Women's Institute for Science, Equity and Race about what it means to disaggregate data and why it's important for policy and practice.

More to watch

  • How Do We Measure Racial Disparities? 
    TPT Data Reporter Kyeland Jackson interviewed Minnesota Compass Project Director Allison Liuzzi about racial disparities and how racism can be seen in many quality of life indicators, including access to health care, poverty and in opportunities for Americans of color. The interview was part of TPT’s Racism Unveiled digital storytelling project.
  • NineNorth Compass Program: Homelessness in the Suburbs
    Michelle Decker Gerrard, director of the Minnesota Homeless Study, participated in this panel discussion about suburban homelessness.

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Law Enforcement Response to Mental Health Needs: How Do We Measure Improvement?

How do we know collaborations between law enforcement and social services are successful in serving individuals with mental health and substance use needs? Wilder and East Metro Crisis Alliance teamed up to create an evaluation framework for similar initiatives to assess their effectiveness. Read the article »
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Transportation is a Key Component of Equitable Food Access

Minnesotans deserve access to affordable and healthy food regardless of where they live. Alice Lubeck explores ways communities are reducing transportation barriers to food access and the need for community-driven solutions. Read the article »

On the Podcast: 2020 Census

Talking Through the Numbers podcast
Food Insecurity in Minnesota: Who is Affected and How to Ensure Everyone has Enough to Eat
November 4, 2020 withMaddie Hansen-Connell
Research suggests that 1 in 8 Minnesotans faces hunger since the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn what’s contributing to hunger in the state.
Listen Length: 32 minutes
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