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  Do you believe data should drive decision-making? That communities should have a say in the decisions that affect them? That meaningful and systemic change is possible? So do we.
  
  The Possibility Lab brings together public policy experts who are committed to evidence-based policymaking and who use quantitative, participatory, and experimental methods to understand the potential of new ideas to improve people’s lives. Based at the University of California, our small-but-mighty team works with partners across the country to produce rigorous research that advances data-driven innovation for the public good.
  
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  Our team collaborates with government agencies and community organizations to design, implement, and evaluate innovations for the public good.
  
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  Who benefits most (and least) from criminal record clearance policies?
  
  How can cities use data to advance equity in service delivery?
  
  Do political attitudes affect who has health insurance coverage?
  
  How do we improve police accountability in urban communities?
  
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2607 Hearst Avenue
Berkeley, CA 94720

The Possibility Lab at the University of California aims to mobilize community-engaged, data-driven innovation for the public good. All of our research projects are co-designed with community and government partners in order to ensure that innovations are feasible in the short term, scalable in the future, and make meaningful progress towards systemic change.

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