Stronger Leaders, More Effective Action, Equitable Change
The widening of racial and economic inequities illuminated by [...]
Community Organizing After the Election: A Grassroots Perspective with Q&A
Four passionate and committed organizers working on different types [...]
Community Science Stands for Democracy, Justice, and a Beloved Community
Friends and Colleagues, “Democracy is not a state. It [...]
Cross-Racial Civic Participation: Shifting Power to Support Policy and System Change
Philanthropy has long recognized the importance of engaging and [...]
Community Science Participates in its Biannual Day of Service
Community Science participated in its biannual day of service [...]
Assessing the Effectiveness of Affordable Care Act Outreach and Education Efforts
As part of our recognition of National Minority Health [...]
Building Community Capacity in Puerto Rico Through Food Sovereignty Advocacy
For almost two years now, media outlets have been [...]
Voting Rights and Get out the Vote Efforts: Evaluation of the Racial Equity Anchor Collaborative
Community Science is working with the Racial Equity Anchor [...]
Measuring the Effect of Habitat for Humanity’s Quality-of-Life Approach on Neighborhoods
Community Science has worked closely with Habitat for Humanity [...]
Learnings from Evaluating Neighborhood Quality-of-Life Initiatives
Most neighborhood-focused change efforts are designed to improve residents’ [...]
Are cultural adaptations of evidence-based programs sufficient to address disparities?
Despite decades of research, behavioral health disparities continue to [...]
20 Years of Using Knowledge to Promote Social Change
2017 marks the 20th anniversary of the founding of Community Science, originally known as the Association for the Study and Development of Community (ASDC). ASDC emerged as a place where social change professionals could come to focus on “creating healthy, just, and equitable communities.” The promotion of healthy, just, and equitable communities has been a central part of Community Science from the very first day.