The Evidence + Law Hub studies how research and other non‑legal evidence are brokered into legal, policy, and educational decisions to advance equity for marginalized student populations.
About the Hub
The Evidence + Law Hub centers research projects on the diffusion of non‑legal evidence in law, policy, and practice in education, including the William T. Grant Scholars project and related scholarship. The site supports both researchers and practitioners: It provides empirical findings, methodological resources, and practitioner‑oriented translations (briefs, templates, and training materials) to support judges, lawyers, policymakers, school teams, and scholars to apply and study research use to advance educational equity.
Research Team
The team includes graduate research assistants and undergraduate students who support data collection, coding, analysis, and dissemination under Dr. Muñiz’s supervision.
Projects & Publications
The Evidence + Law Hub bridges research and other non‑legal evidence to law, policy, and practice in education.
Public Engagement
Public‑facing writing, recorded talks, podcasts, and media appearances that translate research for practitioners, policymakers, and the public