Action-oriented.
Relationship-based.
Grounded in evidence.
What distinguishes our work? Rise Research's approach is built upon three foundational principles: our Rise Research Elements of Practice. Rise Research projects are grounded in data and evidence, based on strong partnerships with our clients, and geared toward delivering actionable findings. Our Elements of Practice ensure that our partners get the right answers to inspire positive change for their communities. See below for examples of our partners and featured projects.
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Featured Projects
Richfield's Sweet Streets
Rise Research worked with the University of Minnesota to understand how an innovative, city-wide plan to reconstruct the streets was likely to affect economic activity, health, and community wellbeing in the city of Richfield, MN. Click here to read the study.
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Juvenile Justice Data
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Poverty and Health
With Dr. Angela Fertig, Rise Research contributed to a report from the MN Department of Human Services on the relationship between deep poverty and health, and how state policy can help. Read the final report from MN DHS here.
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Our partners
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What our partners are saying
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The Institute for Urban & Regional Infrastructure Finance (IURIF) enlisted Robin as a subcontractor for this research project. She spearheaded the analysis and took the lead in writing the final report. We are so glad to have her as part of our IURIF research team!
Dr. Jerry Zhao, Gross Family Professor of public and nonprofit management at the UMN Humphrey School of Public Affairs. |
