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If you are thinking of applying for our Institutional Challenge Grant, you may want to listen to the webinar or read a partial transcript in which deans from 2 Instutional Challenge Grants discuss changes they intend at their schools, and much more. tinyurl.com/mrxr5av5
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Hey kevin, @fampolicy's work is worth checking out forbes.com/sites/jonathanwai…
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Loving this partnership between @wtgrantfdn and @NSF to improve the use of research evidence!
We can’t think of a more powerful or impactful way to advance our interest in supporting research to improve the lives of young people than through our new partnership with @NSF, “Increasing the Use, Usefulness and Impact of Research about Youth.” tinyurl.com/kztk9d7b
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Listen to new "notes from the author" with Dr. Karen Bogenschneider @fampolicy about the role of family science and theory in developing family policy and the 2nd ed of "Evidence-Based Policymaking" w Thomas Corbett (also - 2019 spec iss on Family Policy)
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Congratulations to @DMaxCrowley @jtaybscott on their new use of research evidence award from @wtgrantfdn - great to see more empirical work being funded in this area @TransformUre
We are proud to announce five new research grants, including four to support studies on reducing inequality in youth outcomes and one to support a study on improving the use of research evidence. Congratulations to our new grantees! tinyurl.com/5xuzzrey
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How can researchers better connect with policymakers, and policymakers benefit from scholars' in-depth studies? Drs. Karen Bogenschneider (@fampolicy) & Thomas Corbett have answers in their book Evidence-Based Policymaking (@routledgebooks): sohe.wisc.edu/bogenschneider…
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In her Forward to grantee Karen Bogenschneider’s book, @VivianT88 says, “The research community has little hope of influencing public policy if we are ignorant of how policymaking transpires or if we subscribe to stereotypes of policymakers.” tinyurl.com/4jya8m7a @fampolicy
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This week on the lab blog we're sharing a great post from the @SPSPnews Character and Context blog. Karen Bogenscheider @fampolicy and Bret Bogenscheider share their insights into when and how research can, and does, impact policy socialchangelab.net/blog/rig…
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Congrats to grantee Karen Bogenschneider whose paper has been recognized as a #TopCitedArticle in the Journal of Family Theory & Review! This article suggests research use could be improved if researchers had a better understanding of the policy community. tinyurl.com/ccjt7pup








