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A map of the involvement of Kellogg Institute people and programs in countries around the world.
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Focused-PPC: An Integrated Postpartum Care, Education, and Support Model for Women in Ghana
This research tests the impact of an innovative integrated group of care, education, and support model for postpartum women up to one year after delivery. Focused postpartum care (PPC) was implemented as a randomized controlled trial in 4 health centers in Tamale, Ghana. (more...)
School Management and Re-Enrolling Dropouts: Experimental Evidence from Schools in Rural Uganda
The researchers test whether offering external expertise and personnel to support school principals (by engaging community leaders) can increase re-enrollment among dropouts, general enrollment among primary school-aged children, and test scores. (more...)
Sowing Hope: Ecology, Integral Human Development, and Theological Peacebuilding in Uganda
The research seeks answers to three broad questions relating to the conceptualization, application, and impact of integral ecology. Can be applied, and how? What is the impact of its application?(more...)
Experimental evidence on attitudes towards Central American immigrants in Mexico
The research examines the immigrant humanitarian crisis in Mexico City and the pressures of the exodus of Central Americans into Mexican territory heading to the United States. Partnering with one of the largest humanitarian organizations in the world, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), (more...)
