Data Equity Primer
This live introductory session explores the ethical and equity considerations that arise when people and communities are represented through data, with an optional question-and-answer period.
This live introductory session explores the ethical and equity considerations that arise when people and communities are represented through data, with an optional question-and-answer period.
This self-paced course introduces community-based participatory research and helps community members, researchers, and health and human service practitioners build equitable research partnerships.
This 20-week online program helps health leaders strengthen skills in community engagement, coalition building, organizational change, and leadership for equity in health care.
This virtual leadership experience uses the Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation framework to strengthen practitioners who are advancing racial and health equity in organizations and communities.
This competitive, two-year paid training program places recent graduates in public health agencies and nongovernmental organizations to build applied public health skills alongside experienced professionals.
This professional program develops leaders from communities that are underrepresented in evaluation and supports their growth in culturally responsive and equitable evaluation practice.
This program supports advanced doctoral students and early-career scholars as they collaborate with Center investigators on research related to early care and education, economic well-being, and Hispanic children and families.
This cohort-based program helps nonprofit professionals strengthen technology leadership, planning, budgeting, decision-making, and project management while developing an actionable technology project.
This free online learning platform provides nonprofit professionals, board members, and volunteers with courses, certificate programs, videos, and guides covering fundraising, leadership, operations, communications, and program management.
This fellowship supports master’s-level psychology students preparing to provide mental health services to transition-age youth ages 16 through 25 and their families.