This International Women’s Day, ideas42 stands with women around the world working to create positive health behavior change for themselves, their families and their communities. Volunteer health workers going door-to-door…
…social and problem-solving skills. Kids who engage in physically active play at least two or three times a week and spend less time in front of the TV, for example,…
…planners and transportation officials have come up with several strategies to try to keep us safe on the road. PATERNALISTIC PUNISHMENT: RED LIGHT CAMERAS If you live in the U.S.,…
…sometimes ambiguous. For example, healthy distancing guides list dozens of do’s and don’ts, when shorter lists of the most common behaviors would be more effective to share. Behavioral research suggests…
…collaborated with birthing women, care providers, health administrators, and policymakers in Zambia to identify why women are often mistreated during childbirth. Our team then worked with the organization Safe Motherhood…
…farmers who may already be using cover-crops face confusing communications and complex rules regarding eligibility, which may lead them to mistakenly think they are ineligible for PFI’s program. And finally,…
…this project. The project seeks to develop and test new approaches that help consumers overcome common decision-making challenges in managing their finances. We are looking for organizations interested in participating…
…Los Angeles to encourage more low-income students to apply to college and with Sinclair Community College in Ohio to promote earlier course registration as a step toward increasing on-time completion….
…in improving communication, response accuracy, equity, and constituent satisfaction. However, further changes and research are needed to further improve the quality of communications with constituents. Interested in learning more about…
