😍Lauren Rhodes & Jillian Powers making the case that ethnography is an embodied and participatory social science: “Our bodies are our analytical instruments.” #EPIConference!

Jenny Rabodzeenko + Kelly Costello on the jail system: "the wrong last safety net" #EPIConference

Karl Mendonca on the failures of personas and inclusive sampling to generate meaningful products #EPIConference

Karl Mendonca: reframing ethnography through lens of infrastructure. Semiotics x materiality. Complex assemblages require repair and maintenance -- and retrofitting is hard and met with resistance. #EPIConference

This #EPIConference pecha kucha by Traci Thomas on weathering loss during the pandemic is beautiful -- such great use of worms as a metaphor!🪱 soft and yet tough...

As it's been a reoccurring theme at this year's #EPIConference, I wanted to share some resources on Trauma and Trauma Informed Practices. This is a crowd sourced list that I have been curating for a while. docs.google.com/document/d/11M…

Babitha George presenting a wide-ranging study on health-seeker experiences in Bangladesh and South Africa. Great visualization of the multi-stranded mindsets people bring to perceiving their health, i.e., it's not just physical #EPIConference

Shakima Jackson-Martinez on how AnswerLab has built a diverse team: benchmark current make-up of team, recruit from diverse sources, make screening processes more equitable, change hiring ideas abt required credentials, get tangible exec commitment. #EPIConference

Hey researchers, interested in joining a great team, doing meaningful work that helps thousands of New York City children and families? Check out this new role for a Director of Strategy & Research at NYC ACS. linkedin.com/jobs/view/dire…

Wow, more than 600 of you are signed up for this Apolitical session! That's so many people! And there's still time to join us! apolitical.co/events/what-to…

Late last year, natalia radywyl, from Today, ran a workshop with Chelsea Mauldin, from Public Policy Lab, which had participants reflect on the relationship between resilience and power in their work. Read about it at epicpeople.org/lets-shift-pow…

The Public Policy Lab would like to hear from you, small #housing providers! 👇

Well this is exciting! We're running the design patterns for mental health first meet-up for people delivering and designing mental health products and services to talk about their learnings and share experiences 21st June, 12pm, online eventbrite.com/e/design-patte…

Calling all landlords and brokers in NYC! Public Policy Lab wants to hear from you to help create solutions that address the needs of landlords and young tenants alike. Get paid $10 to complete our 10-minute survey. publicpolicylab.typeform.com/to/fT3kHAc3

And Judy Park Lee!

⚡️Project Update!⚡️In collaboration with RTI International, we’re working to improve how infection control policy changes are communicated to healthcare workers across the nation. (1/4)

With teary eyes, we held our last meeting for Family Pathways to Care. Although it’s a bittersweet goodbye, we’re so excited for NYC ACS and nychealthy to implement and scale a new suite of tools aimed at improving public mental health service delivery! familypathways.nyc

Love the "data" section of The People Say - a project to capture first-hand insights from older adults and caregivers to inform policymaking thepeoplesay.org/data Kudos Chelsea Mauldin Public Policy Lab