We asked Cecilia Jarquin Tapia a few questions about herself and her role at ICH. Read on to learn more! How would you describe your role at ICH? I am

Behavioral health services are essential for the well-being of individuals and communities. However, retaining a skilled workforce in this sector has become increasingly challenging, particularly in Massachusetts. This blog post

This is the second and final blog post of a 2-part series highlighting suggested practices for organizing and facilitating an Evaluation Advisory Committee (EAC). Our previous post provided some background

I just returned from the AEA’s Summer Institute, where I co-taught a half-day workshop with Ariela Braverman and Laura McElherne, and I am still buzzing!  Our workshop was called “Trauma-Informed

At ICH, we’ve found that our evaluation work can be significantly enhanced by working with the community members and program participants of the programs we are evaluating. They help us

“We don’t have a problem with you. You’re one of the good immigrants.”  —————————————————————————————————- A few weeks ago, I was fortunate enough to be able to attend the Leah Zallman