What Have We Learned About Evaluating Efforts Promoting Fair Access and Enabling Conditions
The recent tragic incident at the Pulse nightclub in [...]
Evaluation Capacity Building in Context: Innovating for Optimal Social Impact and Advocating for Change
Evaluation capacity building for improved organizational and system learning [...]
Putting Community into Community Resilience
Within past decades, there has been a shift toward [...]
Community Science Annual Charitable Giving Campaign Provides Support to 21 Organizations
This year, Community Science invited clients and other colleagues [...]
Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders: A Population with Different Histories, Assets, and Needs
In celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage [...]
Advancing Implementation Science to Address Adverse Childhood Experiences
Research has shown that adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) involving [...]
Community Curbs Injustice
A tragedy of American life — one that most citizens are able to drive around because it doesn’t touch them — is that young people in ‘those neighborhoods’ too often inherit from that dysfunction a legacy of crime and prison
Community Science Staff Present at the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust
On February 13, 2015, Kien Lee, Ph.D., Principal Associate/Vice [...]
Evaluation of the Port Towns Community Health Partnership’s Healthy Eating and Active Living (HEAL) Initiative
The Port Towns Community Health Partnership (PTCHP) is located [...]
National Initiative to Build the Capacity of Municipal Governments to Remove Barriers to Resources and Opportunities
A thriving democracy requires municipal governments to be able [...]
It Is Time to Take a Look at Collaborating to Ensure Fair Access and Enabling Conditions for All
Collaborating for community or other types of social changes [...]
The Community Data Collaboration Project: Developing and Testing a Framework for Community Data Use Capacity
Data-informed strategies are critical to efforts that address health [...]