Insights · Two monthly emails
The Research Brief shares one finding about why programs and systems do or don't reach people, plus what your organization could do about it. Raising a Young Researcher gives families one simple tip for growing curious kids. Both are short enough to read with your morning coffee.
Inside every Research Brief
One discovery from research or the field, in plain language.
What it means for the people your work is meant to reach.
A practical step your team could take this month.
Reply with your burning question. It might become a future issue.
For families · Raising a Young Researcher
A short monthly email for parents, homeschoolers, and educators with one simple way to help kids observe, ask good questions, find real answers, and use them to make things better.
One thing real researchers do, explained in kid-friendly language.
A quick way to practice observing or interviewing at home or in a co-op.
An idea for using what kids found to change their world for the better.
Notebook launch news, co-op pilot openings, and curriculum updates.
Questions we're digging into
These are the questions that keep pulling us in. Upcoming issues will share what we're learning.
Why don't survivors come to the events built for them?
How does feeling dismissed by doctors shape who seeks care, and when?
What keeps Black men from getting screened for prostate cancer?
Free resources
For nonprofits · Free guide
Turn what you did into what changed, with side-by-side examples for 12 kinds of programs.
For funders · Free guide
Know whether a program will reach the people it was built for, with a proposal scorecard.
For families · Free activity
A family research adventure: find culture clues at home, interview a loved one, and keep a tradition alive.
For health systems · Free checklist
Make your next needs assessment hear from the people your surveys miss, with a self-score.
Talks & trainings
Member trainings for associations and coalitions, conference sessions, guest webinars, podcast conversations, and workshops for homeschool co-ops and parent groups. All virtual.