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BHSRPPR
Project Description
Project Staff
Work Group Directory
Alejandrina Santiago
Administrative Director
Building Human Services Research Partnerships Puerto Rico
Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico
Carmen Collazo
Dean
Education & Behavioral Sciences
Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico
Carmen Nazario
Principal Investigator
Building Human Services Research Partnerships Puerto Rico
Carmen Villarini
Director
Fundación para el Desarrollo del Hogar Propio
Elizabeth Miranda
School of Social Work
Director
Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico
Hector Cordero-Guzmán
Co-Principal Investigator
Building Human Services Research Partnerships Puerto Rico
José Luis Castro
Director - Sembrando Futuro
Fondos Unidos de Puerto Rico
Laura Santa Sánchez, ESQ
Administrator
Administration for Care and Integral Development of Children Puerto Rico Department of the Family
María de Lourdes Lara
Executive DIrector
Agenda Ciudadana
Marta Elsa Fernández
Administrator
Administración para el Desarrollo Socioeconómico de la Familia
Nelson Cólon
Executive President
Fundación Comunitaria de Puerto Rico
Norma Batista González
Program Director
Puerto Rico Family Institute, Inc
Patricia Castrodad
Administrative Director
Building Human Services Research Partnerships Puerto Rico
Head Staft Statewide Collaboration Office
Rosalie Rosa
Research Director
Building Human Services Research Partnerships Puerto Rico
Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico
Ruth Reyes
President
Fundación Ruth Reyes
Puerto Rico Service Alliance
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| PROJECT DESCRIPTION |
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The main purpose of Building Human Services Research Partnerships Puerto Rico (BHSRPPR) is to
promote effective research and the development of a culture and practice of evidence-based
policy making for low-income families and children in Puerto Rico. Under the auspices of the
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration of Children and Families, Office
of Planning, Research and Evaluation (OPRE) and the leadership of the Inter-American
University of Puerto Rico Metropolitan Campus (IAUPR-MC) the project brings together key
stakeholders from academia, government agencies, non-profit organizations and providers,
philanthropic institutions and the private sector to develop a multi-stakeholder partnership to
advance research focusing on low-income families and children. The project will result in a
needs assessment and identification of successful approaches and best practices to improve self-sufficiency
among poor families and children in Puerto Rico.
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| I.Demographic Study / Statistics |
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| II.Literature Reviews / Annotated Bibliographies |
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| III.Research Papers |
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| IV.Publications |
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| V.Articles |
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The views expressed in this website do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation, the Administration for Children and Families, or the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. |