Trends and News
12/3/24
Just another blog post about AI… and Corona’s approach.
Are you tired of hearing about the promise of AI yet? Us too. But that just means it’s time to roll up our sleeves and get to the real work.
By David KennedyRead More
12/16/21
The COVID-19 Pandemic’s Effects on Arts and Culture Activity
Similar to many sectors of the economy, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on the arts and culture sector both in the Denver metro area and nationwide. In many ways, arts and cultural organizations were some of the most heavily impacted by the pandemic. Pre-pandemic growth trends in the Denver metro area show that arts and culture peaked right before the pandemic in 2019. Comparably, arts and cultural industries were expanding and even thriving at the national level in 2019.
By Maria CuevasRead More
12/2/21
Covid-19 by the numbers: Impacts on families and children
With Covid-19 cases on the rise again, mask mandates being reinstated, and concerns around the Omicron variant, families with children under 18 continue experiencing some of the greatest impacts of the pandemic.
By Sam KeatingRead More
4/29/21
What do we mean by the word “justice?”
Connecting facilitation and philosophy, Andrew explores the meaning of the word “justice” and how it is used.
By Andrew StreightRead More
4/27/21
2020 Census Counts for Apportionment Were Razor Thin
The first results from the 2020 Census show how just 89 people made the difference in which state lost a seat in Congress.
By Jim PripusichRead More
1/21/21
Bias
Kicking off our blogs in 2021, Kate shares three ideas from psychology that shaped her thinking about racial bias and other forms of bias.
By Kate DarwentRead More
12/14/20
Is the Sky Falling for Political Polling?
Jim assesses how bad this year’s polling miss was, why it may have happened, and what it means for survey research at large.
By Jim PripusichRead More
12/11/20
Denver – The Ellis Island of Colorado
Kevin explores the hypothesis that new Colorado residents tend to move to Denver, first, then elsewhere in the state.
By Kevin RainesRead More
5/28/20
Community and Research: Making the Case for a Nuanced Understanding
What is community? In this blog, Molly Hagan encourages us to rethink our assumption about communities when thinking about, designing, and executing research.
By Molly HaganRead More
5/12/20
Colorado’s COVID-19 Experience Part 5: Types of Worry
Who is worried about what during the pandemic? We look at our COVID-19 statewide survey results through the lens of personas.
By Corona InsightsRead More