Evidence for Action (E4A) grantees are conducting research to assess health outcomes and address key determinants of health, with a particular focus on improving population health and racial equity. Grantee research results will help identify actionable strategies and priorities for building a Culture of Health.
Projects listing
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The research team is investigating whether and how alternative emergency response programs (AERPs) are successful in transforming state responses to crises in ways that move away from systems of po
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The research team is examining how state collateral consequence policies (SCCP) impact the health of justice-involved populations, including those with arrest, conviction, and incarceration records
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The project team will leverage a unique cross-sectoral partnership with Nebraska’s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) service locations to develop a community-based screening program for colorectal
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The project team is conducting an implementation and process evaluation of The San Francisco Pregnancy Family Village model to support pregnant people and their families – a one-stop-shop for cross
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The research team will validate a measure of perceived racism-based police violence (RPV) among emerging adults (aged 18-29) who identify as non-Hispanic Black/African American or Latinx, and asses
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The project team will conduct an evaluation of the process and community perceptions of the implementation of a novel alternative first responder program in Durham, North Carolina, on mental health
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Worksite Wellness: A Field Experiment on Participation Incentives & Selection into Wellness Programs
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A Multisector Solution to Build a Culture of Health Among Food Insecure Populations in Dallas County
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The research team evaluated an EARN savings intervention, or Individual Development Account (IDA), that encourages financial saving among low-income US adul