Celebrating 75 Years of the Federal Research Division

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Celebrating 75 years of the Federal Research Division offers a diverse and compelling panel of Federal research managers and policymakers to discuss the importance of methodologically-rigorous research and evaluation in the Federal policymaking process. Panelists talk about their need for detailed analysis when making decisions or putting forth policy recommendations. Those who have previously worked with the Federal Research Division offer an outline of the impact of the division's products and how they influenced better outcomes. Other topics of interest include the importance of evaluation in the Federal space, why fast findings are so hard to come by (and how to mitigate the challenge), and recent changes in the Federal research landscape, such as increasing reliance on quantitative data.

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Library of Congress

Language

English

Country

United States

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