Public Health Research, Consulting & Advisory
At the intersection of floating populations, government agencies, NGOs, academia and industry, we provide our clients data-driven strategies to address some of the most stubborn problems we face as a society today:
+ Houseless populations
+ Mental health crisis response
+ Substance use & harm reduction
+ Vulnerable workers
+ Community relations
Working with academia, governments, industry and NGOs, our research and consulting services in Portland, Oregon and span the globe. Services include:
+ Strategic Advising
+ Inclusive Program Design
+ Monitoring & Evaluation
+ Program Audits
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The PEW Charitable Trusts
October 13, 2021
“It’s been wildly successful,” Lindsay said. “It provides income opportunities for folks who have been historically excluded from government work. It provides a critical service for the community. And it has environmental benefits.”
Street Roots 4 November 2020
Long focused on hygiene support for unhoused people...Lindsay brings that lineage of research to her work. She and other city staff studied maps of camps, and she went from camp to camp, interviewing people, her children in tow. Her oldest jotted notes. Her youngest tagged along in a red wagon.
“It felt just awful,” said Lindsay. “I feel a lot of sadness for a population of individuals who feel very unwanted by the community."
“It is important in recognizing the full picture of spending so that you can make better spending choices, or different spending choices,” said Lindsay.
Ultimately, they state in their report that they want to see the city shift its budgetary policy from being “reactionary, compliance-focused” to “intervention-based, harm-reduction strategies.”
“There’s this whole breadth of perspective that we’re not tapping into and that can be utilized to create change,” Lindsay said. “A lot of people care a lot.”
Willamette Week
March 20, 2020
Street Roots
March 15, 2019