Commission on Evidence-Based Policymaking

Commission on Evidence-Based Policymaking (CEP) is the result of discussions between Congress and the Executive Branch on improving how government uses survey and administrative data

Everything you need to know about the Commission on Evidence-Based Policymaking

Administrative Data, Evidence-based Policy, Government Agencies, IDS, News, Social Policy Innovation /

If you thought that Democrats and Republicans couldn’t agree on anything, you were wrong. In an era of perhaps unprecedented partisanship in Washington, DC, every moment of collaborative policymaking is notable. That’s why we should take a moment to celebrate the bipartisan bill President Obama signed into law to start a federal Commission on Evidence-Based […]

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Protecting and enhancing the role of evidence: Interview with Kathy Stack of LJAF

Evidence-based Policy, Evidence-based services, Federal Regulations, Government Agencies, Resourceful Partners & Organizations, Social Policy Innovation /

What works: A new emphasis on evidence in the US Kathy Stack retired from federal service last year after 34 years (prior to OMB, she served for six years at the Department for Education). Not for her, though, the sunlit uplands of retirement. Instead, she headed for the Laura and John Arnold Foundation – a

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