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Understanding the impact of Cook Medical's Indy Fresh Market project
PPI researchers analyzed the economic impacts of the construction of the Indy Fresh Market, a full-service grocery store which is part of Cook Medical's 38th & Sheridan project on Indianapolis' northeast side.
Understanding the impact of Cook Medical's 38th & Sheridan project
PPI researchers analyzed the economic impacts of the construction of a medical device manufacturing facility on Indianapolis' northeast side and provided a set of recommendations to Cook Medical and its community partners.
A review of the Indianapolis Public Schools Police Department
PPI researchers assessed the extent to which existing IPS PD practices, policies, and procedures align with racially equitable evidence-based practices.
Understanding and reducing probation revocations in Monroe County
IU researchers spent two years analyzing the core factors shaping probation violation and revocation trends in Monroe County, Indiana.
Examining the economic impact of the Indy Parks system on the community
Between parks programming, property value effects, and spending in the local economy, the Indy Parks and Recreation system had an estimated economic impact of nearly $107 million in 2019.
CRISP researchers analyze the Great Families 2020 initiative
During the past five years, researchers at Indiana University assessed levels of collaboration as well as the impact of participating organizations.
Indiana gubernatorial forum: Policy conversations with the candidates
Former Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Randall Shepard sits down with the three candidates for governor—Eric Holcomb, Woody Myers, Donald Rainwater—to discuss issues facing Hoosiers.
Homeownership and home values in Marion County's black neighborhoods
A basic needs survey of IUPUI students reveals four areas where they have unmet needs: finances, food, housing, and mental health.
IUPUI housing instability and food insecurity
A basic needs survey of IUPUI students reveals four areas where they have unmet needs: finances, food, housing, and mental health.
Inadequate child care costs Indiana nearly $1.1 billion annually
Hoosier state loses more than $1 billion in economic activity every year due to child care related absenteeism and turnover. The disruptions cost the state an additional $119 million in tax revenue every year.
Mapping unsheltered homelessness in Indianapolis
PPI researchers analyze the distribution of unsheltered homeless people in Indianapolis and their proximities to shelter, transportation, and other resources throught the city.
Precursor activities related to U.S. terrorism incidents
A summary of key findings from National Institute of Justice research on the nature of the terrorism planning process and how key factors are associated with success or failure of incidents.
Volunteer retention at the Boy Scouts of America
PPI used administrative and research data to provide recommendations to the BSA on how to best manage and control volunteer turnover.
