Cordelia Kwon

This is an archived page. Cordelia Kwon is no longer affiliated with J-PAL.

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Nurturing the null: Preparing for null results to bolster evidence use
Regression to the mean: What it is and why it matters for impact evaluations
Rigorously evaluating cash transfer programs in the United States: Perspectives from other contexts
Rigorously evaluating cash transfer programs in the United States: Considerations, challenges, and future research questions
Researching racial equity: Integrating inclusive and asset-based communication throughout the research cycle
Reflecting on a decade of impactful research at J-PAL North America: Ensuring rigorous research design and effective implementation
Fostering inclusion in economics: Marianne Bertrand on addressing professional conduct with the American Economics Association
Building research partnerships between clinicians and economists: A recap from a 2023 ASHEcon panel
Overcoming administrative burdens: Strategies to increase access to health insurance in the United States
Building research partnerships to address the opioid crisis in Minnesota, part two
J-PAL North America Staff Spotlight: Finance and Operations Team
Affiliate Spotlight: Elizabeth Linos on understanding evidence use in government
Promoting rigorous, actionable research in maternal and newborn health in the United States
J-PAL North America Staff Spotlight: Homelessness & Housing Stability Team
Broadening participation in economics, part four: Mentorship program development considerations
Investing in students early: The effects of a STEM pipeline program for underrepresented high school students
J-PAL North America Staff Spotlight: Communications & Fundraising Team
Mary Ann Bates, J-PAL ‘21, on shaping the use of data and evidence in federal and state government
Broadening participation in economics, part three: The Minnesota Center for Diversity in Economics on its history, impact, and pursuit of collaboration
J-PAL North America Staff Spotlight: Health Team
Broadening participation in economics, part two: The Kauffman Foundation on bolstering representation in research
Broadening participation in economics, part one: How J-PAL North America's collaborative high school program was built
Get to know J-PAL North America’s co-executive directors
Exploring the benefits of rigorous evidence with the team behind the evaluation of RIP Medical Debt