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PR PASS Workshop wants to serve as a nexus where social and cultural knowledge addressing Puerto Rico is documented, produced and shared. To this end we are committed to working with social scientists to advance public oriented praxis.  In order to help fellow researchers we offer the following services:

  • Project logistics and management services
  • Technology support for researchers
  • Data ware-housing
  • Technical assistance with publication
  • Integration of artificial intelligence tools in private off-line spaces
  • Access to trained research assistants
  • Incentives for research and publication

If you would like to learn more about these services or learn more about our services to members, click here. 

Here are some recent examples of this program's activities:

  • We are collaborating with the Center for Puerto Rico to release the results of the Impact Report in March 2026.
    In February 2026, we began a technical support project with Dr. Linda Colón to expand the reach of her book, *The Legacy of Exclusion*.
  • In April 2025, we offered community-based evaluation training to FEMA analysts.
  • In March and May 2024, PR PASS Workshop facilitated the participation of a diverse group of change agents related to Habitat for Humanity's Puerto Rico Recovery Program, including volunteer evaluation participants, program managers, and Dr. Laura Gorbea as an external evaluator, on three different panels at two conferences in the United States.
  • In February 2024, we sponsored a well-attended launch for the book on finance and law, *Until Death Do Us Part*, at Plaza Las Américas.
  • Between 2021 and 2023, we held three community workshops with the participation of more than [number missing] people from over seven municipalities.
  •  In 2022, we conducted seven (7) data collection events.
  •  In 2021, we held two (2) community outreach events to disseminate findings. 
  • We also held a hybrid forum that addressed initiatives to increase access to affordable and safe housing. The audience included participants from several U.S. states and the Dominican Republic. 
  • We organized a hybrid masterclass to discuss the use of findings on the impact of the post-Hurricane Maria aid distribution process on public policy. This masterclass included the participation of representatives from FEMA, COR3, the legislature, and academia.