We are excited to be holding our 14th annual workshop on Research Design for Causal Inference at Northwestern Law School in Chicago, IL. We invite you to attend. Main Workshop: Monday – Friday, July 28 – August 1, 2025 Advanced Workshop: Sunday – Wednesday, August 3-6, 2025 What’s special about these workshops are the world-class speakers, who are experts...
2025 Summer Research Training Institute on Cluster-Randomized Trials
I attended this several years ago, I highly recommend: Dear Colleague,We will be offering the IES Summer Research Training Institute again this summer at Northwestern University from July 14 – 24, 2025. I hope you have found the previous training you received from the Summer CRT Institute to be valuable. As a previous participant in the Training Institute, I strongly encourage you to recommend...
2024 Northwestern Main and Advanced Causal Inference Workshops
We are excited to be holding our 13th annual workshop on Research Design for Causal Inference at Northwestern Law School in Chicago, IL. We invite you to attend. Main Workshop: Monday – Friday, July 29 – August 2, 2024 Advanced Workshop: Sunday – Wednesday, August 4-7, 2024 What’s special about these workshops are the world-class speakers, who are experts in...
Causal inference workshops at Northwestern
As usual they have a top group of presenters. They’re also offering a Zoom option if you can’t make it in person: 2023 Northwestern Main and Advanced Causal Inference Workshops [please recirculate to others who might be interested] We are excited to be holding our 12th annual workshop on Research Design for Causal Inference at Northwestern Law School in Chicago, IL. We invite...
Northwestern causal inference workshop
There are some heavy hitters presenting: 2022 Northwestern Main and Advanced Causal Inference Workshops [please recirculate to others who might be interested] After a COVID break during 2020 and 2021, we are excited to be holding our 11th annual workshop on Research Design for Causal Inference at Northwestern Law School in Chicago, IL. We invite you to attend. Our apologies for the...
Compelling evidence that lockdowns did not work
This post does a nice job summarizing a recent meta-analysis of lockdown studies. If you’re not familiar with meta-analyses, they are a study of studies: researchers gather a group of studies an area, like lockdowns, and statistically analyze the collective results. This helps us understand what the field really knows, rather than relying on that one study that was trumpeted by the media...
Excellent illustration of quantitative analysis in the social sciences
Causal inference workshops at Duke
Northwestern University and Duke University are holding our “main” week-long workshop on Research Design for Causal Inference – our 10th annual workshop — at Duke University in Raleigh-Durham. We invite you to attend. Our apologies for the length of this message. Main Workshop: Monday – Friday, August 12-16, 2019 We will also be holding an “Advanced” Workshop the following week: Advanced...
Causal inference workshops at Northwestern
Northwestern University and Duke University are holding our “main” week-long workshop on Research Design for Causal Inference – our ninth annual workshop — at Northwestern Law School in downtown Chicago. We invite you to attend. Our apologies for the length of this message. Main Workshop: Monday – Friday, June 18-22, 2018 We will also be holding an “Advanced” Workshop the following...
Making students volunteer makes them volunteer less
Does ‘compulsory volunteering’ affect subsequent behavior? Evidence from a natural experiment in Canada This paper estimates the impact of ‘compulsory volunteerism’ for adolescents on subsequent volunteer behavior exploiting the introduction of a mandatory community service program for high school (HS) students in Ontario, Canada. We use difference-in-differences approach with a large...