IPS, Author at Institute for Public Strategies

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Entries by IPS

Institute for Public Strategies unveils next generation vision, mission, core values under new CEO/President

October 13, 2020/in Press Release/by IPS

New corporate website also launched in October 2020 at www.publicstrategies.org. SAN DIEGO, October 2020 —The Institute for Public Strategies (IPS), a San Diego-based public health organization, has led upstream prevention projects across the United States and in Mexico since 1992. IPS currently directs multiple government- and foundation-funded projects throughout Southern California, with offices in San […]

Voters are Being Disenfranchised During COVID. What Can We Do About It?

October 8, 2020/in Hot Topic/by IPS

First, it was images of mailboxes being carted away in pick-up trucks, then states limiting ballot drop boxes to one per county. Now real-time court rulings are changing voting processes and procedures even though voting has already started. All of this is causing alarm, confusion, and hardship. To many, it represents a new tactic from […]

Think the census is no big deal? Think again.

August 18, 2020/in Hot Topic/by IPS

While all eyes are on the Democratic National Convention and the official coming out party for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, let’s not forget about the looming deadline for the 2020 U.S. Census. It will determine how the maps are drawn for redistricting for the House of Representatives and influence the political make-up of Congress in 2022. It could […]

Transform Communities Using Geospatial Solutions

August 5, 2020/in Hot Topic/by IPS

As seen on GovLoop. Since 1992, the Institute for Public Strategies (IPS) advances the health and safety of communities throughout the country and Mexico. The agency looks at policies and systems that play a role in alcohol and other drug (AOD) abuse, and factors that lead to crime and blight in neighborhoods. They work with […]

5 Questions that Incorporate Racial Equity into Public Policy – Part 2

July 30, 2020/in Hot Topic/by IPS

As seen on GovLoop. Policymakers must consider racial equity implications during the enforcement phase as well as the development phase of a policy. This requires an understanding of how different populations will specifically be affected when it is enforced. For instance, will its enforcement result in further harm to Black, Latinx/Hispanic, Native American, Asian and Pacific […]

Geographic information systems helping southwest U.S. Mexico border residents improve health and safety

July 22, 2020/in Press Release/by IPS

Partnerships 4 Success project addresses conditions that lead to disadvantages and offers solutions, especially among Latinx population SAN DIEGO, July 2020 – Efforts are under way for San Diego’s border region to increase chances at a better quality of life, particularly among the Latinx population. Led by the Institute for Public Strategies (IPS), the Partnerships […]

5 Questions That Incorporate Racial Equity Into Public Policy – Part I

July 15, 2020/in Hot Topic/by IPS

As seen on GovLoop. When developing public policies, racial equity should be considered from the very beginning. ‘Equity’ is a state where everyone can achieve optimal health, well-being and happiness, where no one is denied this ability due to race or socioeconomic status. By contrast, ‘inequity’ is an avoidable consequence of public policies that favor […]

Positive Childhood Experiences Can Combat Traumatic Effects of COVID-19

July 14, 2020/in Hot Topic/by IPS

The debate over whether to allow students to return to school is ever present. However, not much has been said about how children are coping with the traumatic effects of this pandemic and what we, as a society, are doing to help them deal with it. According to the World Health Organization, COVID-19 is causing […]

Controlling a Media Interview

July 7, 2020/in Hot Topic/by IPS

As seen on GovLoop. A number of things can happen that will cause a media interview to backfire, but there are ways to avoid having it become a complete disaster. Any type of public speaking is perhaps one of the most intimidating things that a person can do. As a matter of fact, the Wall […]

Businesses and Public Health: Allies, Not Adversaries