Equity Learning Lab

Mathematica’s primary goal as the developmental evaluation partner will be to raise learning that partners can use to advance equity, diversity, and inclusion in real time. This approach involves four interrelated steps centered on ongoing collaboration: co-creating the learning questions and theory of change, aligning methods and gathering information, synthesizing and narrating outcomes and learning, and discussing to interpret findings and forward goals. Key deliverables include a learning agenda, learning log, information gathering tools, and learning products. The Equity Learning Lab aims to achieve outcomes at multiple levels: individual participants, participating Transforming Health and Health Care Systems’–funded partner organizations, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Transforming Health and Health Care Systems  team and focus area, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation as an organization, and the broader fields of health care systems, philanthropy, and health equity-advancing nonprofit organizations.