Evidence Matters, Part 5: Co-Designing for Equity

Episode Topic: Co-Designing for Equity

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, Washington
• Laura Feeney, J-PAL North America
• Matthew Freedman, University of California, Irvine
• Sunny Giron, Community Café Collective
• Crystal C. Hall, University of Washington
• Ann McNair, MPH, Best Starts for Kids

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This podcast is a part of the ThinkND Series titled Evidence Matters. 

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Chapters

• 0:00 Welcome and Introduction
• 14:56 Challenges and Solutions in Anti-Racist Research
• 30:17 Applying Anti-Racist Principles in King County's Best Starts for Kids Initiative
• 41:35 Challenges and Strategies in Community Partnerships
• 56:35 Overcoming Positionality and Bias in Research