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Uplifting Contextual and Experiential Evidence Report

Vibhuti Kacholia, Grace Guerrero Ramirez, Kalia Pannell, Sofia Betteo, Ruben Cantu, Sheila Savannah

This report highlights promising practices and recommendations for incorporating contextual and experiential evidence into public health decision-making. It outlines how institutions can recognize community conditions and lived experience as valuable forms of evidence. The report offers key strategies for gathering, integrating, and sustaining these forms of evidence to strengthen more equitable and effective prevention efforts.

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