Co-Designing for Equity—Antiracist Practice in Research and Evaluation

Explore how antiracist principles can lead to stronger research, more meaningful partnerships, and smarter service delivery. Drawing from on-the-ground experience, real policy implementation, and the behavioral science insights in Antiracist by Design, uncover a framework and practical tools for advancing equity through evidence.

Featured Speakers:

• Carrie Cihak, King County Evidence & Impact Officer
• Laura Feeney, Co-Executive Director, J-PAL
• Matthew Freedman, Professor of Economics, UC Irvine and LEO Affiliated Researcher
• Sunny Giron, Executive Director, The Community Café Collaborative
• Crystal C. Hall, co-author of Antiracist by Design and Professor, University of Washington Evans School of Public Policy
• Anne McNair, Senior Social Research Scientist, Best Starts for Kids (King County, WA)

Partner with LEO

The Evidence Matters series is sponsored on ThinkND by the Wilson Sheehan Lab for Economic Opportunities (LEO). Poverty is stubborn and requires the utmost collaboration of thought and action to drive change. People of goodwill must bring their unique strengths and positions together to solve this problem. At LEO, we believe knowledge has to be combined with action. But poverty can’t be solved by just one person, or even one sector. That’s why we bring together innovative social service provider partners, top-tier academics, philanthropists, policymakers, and others to tackle poverty.

Change is possible. And with your action, we can get one step closer to reducing poverty in our country, together. 

Your job is to act. What will you do?

For more information, please visit LEO’s website.