Co-Designing for Equity: Antiracist Practice in Research and Evaluation for Greater Public Impact
Co-Designing for Equity: Antiracist Practice in Research and Evaluation for Greater Public Impact
A conversation featuring Crystal Hall, author of Antiracist by Design: Reimagining Applied Behavioral Science
📚What happens when we build research and innovation around the people it’s meant to serve?
Join us for a timely and grounded conversation about putting anti-racist principles into practice—in research, evaluation, and public service. We’ll hear from:
- Crystal C. Hall, co-author of Antiracist by Design: Reimagining Applied Behavioral Science
- Anne McNair, Senior Social Research Scientist and Evaluation Co-Lead for King County’s Best Starts for Kids initiative
- Matthew Freedman, Professor of Economics at University of California at Irvine and Affiliated Researcher with the Wilson Sheehan Lab for Economic Opportunities at Notre Dame.
- Sunny Giron, Executive Director for The Community Café Collaborative
Together, they’ll explore how antiracist behavioral science can shape better research questions, stronger partnerships, and smarter service delivery—especially with communities historically excluded from decision-making. This goes beyond a conversation about principles—it’s about practice. If you’re a researcher, policymaker, or public servant, you’ll come away with fresh perspectives and concrete ideas you can use in your own work to create more inclusive, effective, and just public systems.
Your hosts:
- Carrie S. Cihak, King County Evidence & Impact Officer
- Laura Feeney, Co-Executive Director, J-PAL North America
This webinar has occurred. Please watch the recording below!
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