Mathematica's Evidence to Insights Coach is featured in a new report from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. Learn about this free online tool that helps teachers leverage evidence to improve student outcomes. ow.ly/IukR30synFb

Mathematica has earned a perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index, a national standard for measuring workplace policies and practices related to LGBTQ+ workplace equality. ow.ly/vPE430syzaR

Interested in internships? Bring your questions about interning at Mathematica specifically—or generally in the field of public policy research, data, and analytics—to this LinkedIn Live event on 1/30. Chat with Mathematica HR & former interns (now staff). ow.ly/NFrq30szkAx

"The success of students in KIPP offers valuable lessons for how educators and policymakers can make college more accessible for more students, especially those from underrepresented groups." New blog from Mathematica:

Mark Schneider invited me to co-author a short piece on using Bayesian methods to interpret NAEP scores, in his IES Director's blog. You can find it here: ies.ed.gov/director/remar…

New from Mathematica: A proposed rule to revise Head Start’s performance standards could stabilize the workforce and improve service quality. ow.ly/gpWx30sA6U8

Why are so many kids eligible for a major federal benefit but not enrolled? Mathematica researchers explain. ow.ly/OOjF30sA6Ui

Hospital billing doesn't have to be a black box. Mathematica's enhanced Hospital Cost Tool gives purchasers and policymakers a detailed view of revenue, costs, and margins. Try it here: ow.ly/TGQp30sA6Us

"These often-neglected voices provide an important perspective on the pandemic’s impact on people in the low-wage labor market." ow.ly/w56l30sAkkv

My latest blog post, co-authored with Kirsten James of DC's Public Charter School Board (PCSB), describes REL Mid-Atlantic's work in support of PCSB's new Aspire framework of school performance measures. ies.ed.gov/ncee/rel/Produ…

From sustainability to statistical significance, Mathematica's Progress Together newsletter offers succinct summaries of the latest research and evidence. Try it, subscribe here: ow.ly/lrKX30sAwHP

In a new My Mathematica blog, researcher Megan Shoji explores the personal side of her career: "I'm grateful that every day I get to work with people inside and outside our company to do things we all believe will make a difference for others." ow.ly/SaXv30sAwHW

The topic is tutoring on a new episode of Mathematica's On the Evidence podcast. J.B. Wogan and guests explore how group and virtual approaches can address learning loss and move the needle on accelerated learning. Hear what the evidence says: ow.ly/JfrE30sAwHX

Happy International Women's Day and Women's History Month! At Mathematica, 69 percent of our staff are women, advancing research, evaluation, and digital solutions to improve equity and inclusion around the world 👏

Addressing chronic absenteeism will require a lot of different tools. A couple of my colleagues at #Mathematica and #RELMidAtlantic propose a creative solution: use remote instructional tools to keep students learning when they are stuck at home. ies.ed.gov/ncee/rel/Produ…

On a new episode of Mathematica's On the Evidence podcast Moody’s Analytics Chief Economist Mark Zandi joins Mathematica CEO Paul Decker for a conversation about artificial intelligence, remote work, and influencing policy debates with data. Tune in: ow.ly/unuo30sBrB8

A Washington Post report on the uncertain future of DC's Early Childhood Educator Pay Equity Fund cites Mathematica research showing that after two quarters the fund helped the District boost the number of early childhood education educators by about 3%. ow.ly/LCtE30sBrBb

The Philadelphia Inquirer cites Mathematica research for the Elizabeth Dole Foundation in a story about a Delaware hospital training providers to better support children in military families who act as caregivers for parents living with a disability. ow.ly/bKFs30sBrBg

The Networks for School Improvement is a Gates Foundation initiative to support continuous improvement in schools serving students experiencing poverty. As a research partner, Mathematica has prepared this interim report: ow.ly/LifW30sBZLb

🆕 on the #REL blog! #Bayesian stabilization offers a robust method to improve reliability of school performance measures and help states direct resources more confidently. #Equity #DataTools #Bayesian ies.ed.gov/ncee/rel/Produ…