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Adapting evaluation design to challenging circumstances

In 2018, we designed a quasi-experimental evaluation to measure the impact of Southern New Hampshire University’s (SNHU) tertiary education program.

18 June 2020

Lessons from Cape Town: 5 tips to recruit study participants from vulnerable populations

This post follows up on our previous post presenting the results of a long-term follow-up evaluation of the SNHU-Kepler program in Rwanda.

15 June 2020

Bridging the youth employment skills gap in sub-Saharan Africa

In this blog, we share research findings on a tertiary education model to close the youth employment skills gap in sub-Saharan Africa.

27 March 2020

Addressing the youth skills gap through university curricula: Evidence from a quasi-experimental evaluation in Rwanda

This report shares key findings regarding the gap between skills needed in the labor force and skills held by incoming youth.

6 January 2020

(Part 1) Did you wash your hands?

Part 1: The reliability of children’s self-reported data.

6 November 2019

Featured photo: Random selection by tablet

13 June 2019

Four tips on using machine learning for social good

The piece summarized below was originally published at Stanford Social Innovation Review.

14 May 2019

Pradhanji and Me: The Soft Underbelly of Data

8 May 2019

Rebuilding the Educate Girls machine learning model

How our team incorporated feedback, learnings, and new data to strengthen the machine learning model.

29 April 2019