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Pedaling & Walking

Everyday bicyclists & pedestrians face a combination of risks and rewards for leaving the car behind. This month's CloseUp includes advocacy reports, case studies, policy recommendations and more for the pedaling and walking masses. Read more ...


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Special Research Collections

Increasingly IssueLab is being asked to host and disseminate collections of research that are either especially relevant to particular communities of practice or that comprise a single organization's publication history. Although we have just started doing this kind of work we have already gathered some incredible, and hard to find, research.

NEW! Feeding America's National Hunger Study

Special Collection on Foreclosures

Chicago Coalition for the Homeless Research and Publications

Committee for Economic Development Library

NeighborWorks America - Reports and Studies

Open Educational Resources Repository

Rennie Center for Education Research and Policy's Research and Publications

Special Collection on Evaluating Communications Efforts



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Research Remix Winning Video!

Research RemixWe are pleased to announce the winner of IssueLab's first Research Remix contest - Erin Costello for her video "Girls Risk High Morals".

In the words of our judges: the video "combined riveting visual images with a dramatic narrative to forcefully impact the viewer on the dangers of the online world for girls".

Watch it -- and get inspired to produce your own 1 minute research remix!