Events and Conferences (2023)

Measuring the Quality of Caregiver–Child Interactions (QCIT)

Watch our free webinar designed to help early childhood professionals gain a better understanding of measuring the quality of caregivers’ interactions with infants and toddlers using the QCIT quality measurement observation tool.

Don't Get Spooked by Health Care Data: Tackling Zombie Rates and Ghost Networks

Mathematica and Veda discussed how integrating high quality price and directory data can help enhance the efficiency of health care delivery, reduce price variation, and improve access.

Strengthening Early Care and Education Equity, Access, and Participation

A briefing was held with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation on strategies for improving equitable access to ECE.

How Artificial Intelligence Can Advance Health Equity

Mathematica held an in-person discussion on what AI tools are being used now, what is forthcoming, and how policy can help inform the ways AI is used to improve equitable health outcomes.

Emerging Practices for Supporting LGBTQI+ Young People Across Human Services Programs

This event is hosted by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE), Mathematica, the Center for the Study of Social Policy, and a young adult steering committee.

Your Career in Human Services Policy: A Conversation with ASPE

A conversation on LinkedIn Live with our partners from Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) to learn about job opportunities with ASPE and building a career in the field of human services policy.

Health Policy Researchers: Join Us to Learn About Mathematica's Data for the Health Data for Action Grant

Researchers, join Mathematica on July 20 at 2 p.m. EDT to learn about the data we’re making available to you under the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Health Data for Action grant. Proposals are due August 18.

Insights from Federal Agencies on How to Engage People with Disabilities in Policies, Programs, and Evaluations

Mathematica’s Center for Studying Disability Policy and some of our federal partners held a virtual roundtable discussion about agencies’ successes, challenges, and lessons learned as they have incorporated lived experience and equitable research practices into their disability-related programs and policies.

Dive into Health Care Delivery Trends with the Compendium of U.S. Health Systems

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality has released new 2020 and 2021 data for the Compendium of U.S. Health Systems.

Policy Briefing: Caring for Caregiver Children

Join the Elizabeth Dole Foundation, Mathematica, and the offices of Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA) and Sen. John Boozman (R-AR) for a discussion of research in support of children living in military caregiver homes and legislation supporting our nation's hidden helpers.

Opportunity for All

This archived webinar from Mathematica, Mirror Group, and the Data Quality Campaign presented a framework for increasing collaboration and alignment across local, state, and national data systems to help address disparities along the pre-K-to-workforce continuum.

Evidence At Work for the American People

An in-person only convening brought together diverse leaders from government, think tanks, research organizations, and academia to reflect on evidence building across the federal government, including through the Evidence Act, and how to accelerate the use of evidence in policymaking to improve outcomes for people across the country.

The Role of Evidence in Solutions Journalism

On Tuesday, May 2, 2023, at 2 p.m. ET, Mathematica’s J.B. Wogan will interview Tina Rosenberg of the Solutions Journalism Network. They will discuss what solutions journalism is and how researchers who evaluate policies and programs can contribute to evidence-based reporting about solutions.

Leveraging Dual Eligible Special Needs Plan (D-SNP) Models of Care to Enhance Enrollee Care Coordination

This webinar discussed strategies states can use to improve care coordination for D-SNP enrollees.

Advice from the Experts: Minority Youth with Disabilities Share Program Improvement Opportunities with CILs

This MY-CIL webinar highlighted findings from three focus groups held with out-of-school youth with disabilities from minority backgrounds. Youth participants and CIL staff discussed recommendations and strategies for improving CIL services.

Employment Programs with the Highest Chance of Improving Earnings

This webinar was an opportunity to better understand the chances that an employment program will improve earnings and other outcomes for program participants and which programs have the greatest odds of success.

Primary Care’s Critical Role in Advancing Health Equity

This webinar reviewed the evidence on primary care’s critical role in advancing health equity and included a discussion by primary care and health equity policy experts about opportunities to improve and invest in high-quality primary care that puts equity at the center.

Human Services and Disaster Displacement

A discussion of the housing, income support, transportation, employment, and education need of people effected by disaster displacement.

Pursuing a Secure Economic Future for Youth with Disabilities—Lessons from PROMISE

Mathematica’s Center for Studying Disability Policy held a discussion of the evaluation results and important lessons the study has for states and service providers seeking to improve the long-term economic well-being of youth with disabilities.

Healthy Sexuality for Youth in Foster Care: An Online Training for Parents and Caregivers of Youth in Foster Care

This webinar announces the availability of a free, online training for parents and caregivers of youth in foster care. The training aims to help parents and caregivers feel more comfortable and prepared to talk with youth in care about relationships and healthy sexuality.