From the E4A Stable Schedules Study to Promote Low-Income Worker Health and Well-Being Project. Improving schedule stability in the retail sector means better sleep for sales associates. This is what...
by Erin Hagan, E4A Deputy Director Originally posted on the IAPHS Blog 1/7/2019. Current immigration policy research focuses primarily on economic and political impacts, giving little attention to...
by Scott Brown, Erin Hagan, Joanna Lombard, Maithili Ramachandran, May Lynn Tan, Bruce Tonn Originally posted on the US Water Alliance Blog November 7, 2018. Water and health are inextricably linked...
On October 10, the Trump Administration proposed a rule that expands how the “ public charge ” test is applied during the immigration process. The consequences of this rule could threaten the health...
Many large-scale social programs and policies are thought to affect health, but rigorous evidence demonstrating such impact is rare. Changes in social programs or policies can present unique...
We’re excited to announce that we are partnering with Accelerating Collaborations for Evaluation (ACE) to offer a Matching Service to connect E4A applicants involved in community initiatives with...
BERKELEY, CA, June 26, 2018 – A new study finds that requiring schools to track and report the minutes children spend in physical education (PE) increases the number of minutes children spend in PE...
Press Release from the RAND Corporation. Posted here. Opening onsite health clinics to provide comprehensive primary care to teachers and their families can lower a school district's health care costs...
Healthy Eating Research has released its 2018 Call for Proposals (CFP). This CFP is for two types of awards aimed at providing advocates, decision-makers, and policymakers with evidence to promote the...
Originally posted in The Conversation, 4/25/18. The health of children born to unauthorized immigrants – who are U.S. citizens – is affected by local and federal immigration policies. There are as...
Speakers: Nancy Adler, PhD, E4A Director Erin Hagan, PhD, MBA, E4A Deputy Director May Lynn Tam, DrPH, MHS, E4A Research & Policy Specialist Claire Gibbons, PhD, RWJF Senior Program Officer On April 9...
By Brian Quinn in Health Affairs. Creating a Culture of Health—one in which health is a shared value and every person has the opportunity to be as healthy as possible—requires leadership, innovation...