Policy Matters: Vote-by-Mail
Evans faculty Scott Allard shares why policies around vote-by-mail matter.
Courses
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Methods of Policy Inquiry
Examines how evidence is gathered in the public sector and used to generate policy research. Explores how research informs policy process.
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Research for Public Impact
Introduces applied policy research methods used across public, nonprofit, private, and academic settings.
News & Research
NOVA Highlights Research by EPIC on Ballot Rejection Rates
Washingtonians have been voting by mail for over a decade and voter turnout in Washington routinely is among the highest…
Evans School research team studies ballot rejections to improve voter experience
Registered voters in Washington State will be receiving their vote-by-mail ballots in the next few days. Washingtonians have been voting…
Tackling Common Challenge in Administrative Data
Scholars and policymakers increasingly utilize administrative data from public program systems to understand program trends, implementation, and impact. Often times,…
Caring for Washington’s Older Adults in the COVID-19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic presents significant and costly disruptions to social service and health care systems. Eight in ten deaths from…
Evans Faculty Awarded COVID-19 Economic Recovery Research Grants
The University of Washington Population Health Initiative announced the award of approximately $333,000 in COVID-19 economic recovery research grants to 18 different…