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Evidence Matters: Informing Public Spending

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By Carrie S. Cihak, Regina Gesicki
| povertyactionlab.org
Hosted by the Wilson Sheehan Lab for Economic Opportunities (LEO) at Notre Dame, J-PAL North America, and Carrie S. Cihak (Beyond Measure), Evidence Matters is a collaborative learning series bringing together government, researcher, and community perspectives to advance evidence-informed solutions that increase economic mobility and equity.
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Evidence Matters: Building effective government-researcher partnerships

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By Carrie S. Cihak, Regina Gesicki
| povertyactionlab.org
Hosted by the Wilson Sheehan Lab for Economic Opportunities (LEO) at Notre Dame, J-PAL North America, and Carrie S. Cihak, Evidence Matters is a collaborative learning series bringing together government, researcher, and community perspectives to advance evidence-informed solutions that increase economic mobility and equity. In March 2026, Evidence Matters held “Ten Lessons for Building Government & Research Partnerships That Matter,” featuring a candid conversation with Carrie S.
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The time is now: Harnessing rigorous evaluation in a post-ARPA America

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By Carrie S. Cihak, Louise Geraghty, Zachary Markovits
| Route Fifty Verified
State and local governments are at the forefront of addressing historic levels of income inequality, rising housing instability and the impacts of climate change. They can supercharge their ability to create change by leading a movement of evidence building that will inform equitable programming and support economic mobility for generations.
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