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Technical Intelligence for Public Policy & Legal Context
Delivering Results and Evidence to Achieve Public Policy Goals and Strengthen Legal Cases
Work Developed Exemplos
Homelessness & Housing Policy
Policy evaluation and strategic advisory on homelessness and housing insecurity, combining regulatory analysis, administrative data, field research, and institutional dialogue to support public action impacting more than 3,000+ people experiencing homelessness.
Evidence for Women’s Rights
Data-driven assessments to strengthen judicial responses to domestic violence and gender inequality. Our expert reports have supported legal strategies and public coordination for policies reaching approximately 20,000 women, providing the technical proof needed for systemic protection.
Drawing on extensive experience within the District Attorney’s Office (MPDFT), the practice delivers technical expert reports and psychosocial studies grounded in the analysis of over 1,000 individual judicial cases.
Policy Research Supporting Legal and Judicial Action
High-quality evidence production to strengthen litigation strategies and judicial decision-making. We specialize in establishing the causal link between policy failure and social harm, supporting oversight mechanisms and impactful legal outcomes.
Migration & Access to Public Services (Brasil–Venezuela)
Applied research informing policy responses and protection systems for migrant populations. This work provided the evidence base for institutional practices and protection protocols relevant to 100,000+ Venezuelan migrants.
Capacity Building for Legal & Public Officers
Technical training for government agencies and legal practitioners on evidence-based decision-making. We have reached over 1,000 participants, strengthening the capacity of institutions to utilize technical data in legal and administrative proceedings.
Racial Equality & Institutional Accountability
Specialized technical analysis for civil rights litigation and oversight. We produce institutional assessments to prove systemic bias and inform legal adjustments, ensuring that racial equality is not just a policy goal, but a legally enforceable standard.