An analytic and applied approach to understanding complex inequities
Ways to reimagine available data and deploy mixed methods to make immediate progress on measuring and achieving impact
Strengthened data collection methods and evaluation strategies for the long term
Approaches to bring to light the experiences of groups that are often systematically underrepresented in data collection efforts, or tend to be studied separately and apart from broader society
Tools to close the knowledge gaps that perpetuate inequality and invisibility
Diverse, more equitable societies have the potential to be the most innovative, peaceful, and prosperous in the world. When crafting policies, how can we understand and account for the historical exclusion of women, minority and marginalized groups, and populations with intersecting identities? At this unique moment in the evidence revolution of smart policymaking, leaders have more tools than ever to advance social equity and improve outcomes for all.
Evidence for Equity is a one-week live online executive program created by Harvard faculty co-chairs Zoe Marks and Teddy Svoronos to enable you to engage in data-driven, evidence-based policymaking through an equity lens. Alongside a global cohort, you will gain the skills needed for diagnosing and analyzing inequalities, and tackling and transforming them to achieve more inclusive and effective policy outcomes.
