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The Evidence for Action (E4A) Methods Blog is as an informal venue to explore complex methods challenges, with the intent of fostering interdisciplinary appreciation and championing evidence-based decision-making. Related to the blog, are the E4A Methods Notes, in depth explorations of various methods and topics. If there's a topic you'd like us to consider, email evidenceforaction@ucsf.edu.

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Ways of Knowing and Transforming Community-Led Health Research

Insights from Transforming Community-Led Health Research Symposium, the third symposium of the Ways of Knowing Series. The event was held in August with roughly 45 community representatives and partners from around the country in Greenville, North Carolina.
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Reducing Jargon: Tactics for Clear Communication

Advancing health equity and racial and Indigenous justice requires convincing broad, diverse audiences to work together to disrupt the current systems and structures. In this blog, we’ll share with you some tactics you can use to reduce jargon to make your communications more accessible.
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Exploring Indigenous Ways of Knowing in Pray, Montana

Learnings from a small, intimate gathering of Indigenous research scholars in Pray, Montana facilitated by Drs. Melissa Walls and Joseph Gone to discuss the significance of Indigenous Ways of Knowing in addressing health inequities and promoting health.
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Writing to Drive Action: Promoting Your Research

Ensuring evidence drives action requires that the people who need to use it to make decisions have access to it. In this blog, we delve into some considerations for ensuring research is shared through accessible language and platforms. 
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