Skip to section navigation
Skip to page content

Social and Economic Well-Being Multimedia

What Does Environmental Justice Look Like?
Videos describe the impact of grassroots environmental justice campaigns in two redlined neighborhoods. This work features RAND research that shows how a shared community vision can help residents, organizers, and policymakers understand the root causes of injustices and identify actionable responses.
Apr 19, 2023

Pandemic Response: Strategies for Increasing Critical Care Capacity
RAND senior physician policy researcher Mahshid Abir describes a study aimed at identifying strategies for increasing critical care capacity in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Aug 27, 2021
Climate Change: An Issue of Equity
RAND senior policy researcher Benjamin Preston describes areas where climate change and equity intersect.
Aug 26, 2021
Historic Lynchings and Present-Day Voting: What’s the Connection?
RAND associate economist Jhacova Williams shares the motivation behind her recent study examining to what extent historic lynchings could be linked to the contemporary voting behavior of Black Americans who live in the South.
Aug 21, 2021
Meeting the Needs of the Mental Health Population in the LA County Jail System
Behavioral scientist Stephanie Holliday discusses her study that aimed to estimate the size of the mental health population in the Los Angeles County jail system that might be appropriate for diversion to community-based treatment rather than remaining and receiving treatments while incarcerated.
Jul 27, 2021
Violent Extremism in America: Can It Be Stopped?
Co-authors of the RAND report, Violent Extremism in America, discuss the findings from their interviews with former members of radical organizations.
Jul 15, 2021
Exiting Extremism: What Binds People to Extremist Groups and How Organizations Help Them Leave
What leads people to join violent extremist groups? How and why do they exit these groups and stop believing in radical ideologies? This one-hour webinar explores the forces that pull individuals to extremist groups, the binds that keep them connected, and why leaving can be so difficult.
Jun 16, 2021
COVID-19 Vaccine Liability and Compensation in the United States
The United States has two federal compensation systems for people who have been harmed by vaccines. How those systems perform could affect whether some Americans are willing to be vaccinated. This RAND Corporation virtual event explored how those who believe that they have been injured by COVID-19 vaccines in the United States can seek compensation and how the two federal compensation systems differ.
Apr 29, 2021
Successes in the Fight Against Climate Change
RAND senior policy researcher Benjamin Preston presents several climate change successes from recent years.
Apr 22, 2021

Page 3 of 7
Previous
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Next

More RAND Multimedia