Projects
Our expansive clientele comes from government, academia, and the public and private sectors. We help them:
Our expansive clientele comes from government, academia, and the public and private sectors. We help them:
Through surveys and site visits, we provided data that helped Pennsylvania’s Office of Child Development and Early Learning adjust subsidy rates for their statewide child-care program to reflect inflation and increased operating costs.
In partnership with Professor Emily Strohacker, we used the annual Lion Poll to gauge Pennsylvanians’ views on allowing school officials to carry firearms. Opinions were divided, suggesting that developing a statewide policy on the matter would pose challenges, since the commonwealth emphasizes local control of schools.
In focus groups we facilitated with Penn State’s College of Medicine, African American men shared their perspectives and knowledge about prostate cancer screening. The understanding we gained will help shape future interventions and awareness campaigns.
Learn more about Navigation-based Telehealth Informed Decision-Making
We are studying Pennsylvanians’ flood-insurance purchasing habits and how knowledgeable realtors, lenders, and insurance agents are about flood insurance availability and products. This project for the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency will contribute evidence on consumer flood-insurance purchasing habits.
The Life Unites Us campaign is fighting to end the stigma surrounding opioid use disorder in Pennsylvania. Our research project supporting the campaign includes two surveys per year, interviews, group discussions, analysis of secondary data, and the production of research briefs.
Learn more about the Pennsylvania Opioid/Substance Use Disorder Stigma Reduction Campaign