START Center

START RESEARCHERS ASSESS THE FOGG BEHAVIOR MODEL IN THE CONTEXT OF CONDOM USE IN URBAN PAKISTAN Read More
START RESEARCHERS EXAMINE THE IMPACT OF VULNERABILITIES, SOCIAL CONSTRAINTS, AND ACCESS TO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HEALTH FACILITIES ON THE UTILIZATION OF MNCH SERVICES IN NIGERIA Read More
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: MEET THE RECENT GRADUATES OF START’S TRAINING PROGRAM Read More

The Strategic Analysis, Research & Training (START) Center in the University of Washington Department of Global Health provides high quality research and analytic support to organizations working in the fields of global and domestic public health. START is driven by a dual mission, with equal commitment to delivering high-quality research and analysis and providing mentorship and training to UW graduate research assistants.

Established initially in 2011 in partnership with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, START has continued to expand its reach and impact by taking on additional global clients and launching The START Center Domestic Program in 2014.

START RESEARCHERS ASSESS THE FOGG BEHAVIOR MODEL IN THE CONTEXT OF CONDOM USE IN URBAN PAKISTAN Read More

START RESEARCHERS EXAMINE THE IMPACT OF VULNERABILITIES, SOCIAL CONSTRAINTS, AND ACCESS TO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HEALTH FACILITIES ON THE UTILIZATION OF MNCH SERVICES IN NIGERIA Read More

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: MEET THE RECENT GRADUATES OF START’S TRAINING PROGRAM Read More