Qualitative Comparative Analysis as an Evaluation Tool: Unraveling Lessons from Development Cooperation
In recent years, the methodology known as Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) has emerged as a potent tool in evaluation, particularly within the domain of development cooperation. The study Qualitative Comparative… Read More
The Power of Data in Public Health: A Dive into “Data for Equity”
Public health relies heavily on data, the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting health. But what happens when this data, crucial for making informed decisions, is… Read More
Understanding the Nexus Between Income Inequality and Health: A Comprehensive Review
It’s no secret we love bibliographic analysis. It’s kind of our thing. In the world of health research, the connection between income inequality and public health has been a topic… Read More
Unraveling Linguistic Bias in the NFL: A Deep Dive into Draft Profiles
Regarding professional sports, the NFL stands out not only for its thrilling matches but also for its significant draft events. However, beneath the excitement of draft picks, have we ever… Read More
Navigating Political Climates in Community Psychology
Community psychology is a field that often doesn’t make headlines in the same way as clinical or organizational psychology. Still, it is equally crucial in building and maintaining communities’ mental… Read More
How we used context to understand school safety
Webinar ALERT! Register today for the ReSOLV’s (Research on Lowering Violence in Communities and School) webinar, Keeping Schools and Communities: Using a Context-Sensitive Approach to Build Readiness to Prevent School… Read More
What I said for the opening of the GIS summit.
Good morning/afternoon/evening everyone, With immense joy and anticipation, I welcome you to the GIS Virtual Implementation Summit. As the chair of this momentous gathering, I stand before a vibrant community… Read More
The Living Wage and Health: Evaluation Implications
The conversation surrounding the concept of a “living wage” has been gaining traction, making headlines as a viable tool to combat various social issues, including poverty, inequality, and adverse health… Read More
Social Marketing in Public Health Amidst a Pandemic
In an era dominated by social media, traditional ways of conveying public health messages have evolved remarkably. The new kid on the block is “social marketing”, a strategy that uses… Read More
Applying Collective Impact in Program Evaluation
The field of social change has evolved significantly over the years, embracing approaches that foster synergy and maximize impact. One such progressive approach is the concept of Collective Impact, a… Read More
Advancing Social Equity with Community-Focused Evaluation
The quest for social equity is an enduring journey, a path filled with challenges that demand tailored, localized solutions. These solutions can only be designed effectively with a deep understanding… Read More
Catching up with Heath Equity in March 2023
A long time ago, on the other site, I used to do these monthly recaps of trends and themes in the published literature on specific topics. I got away from… Read More
