The Puerto Rico Public and Applied Social Sciences Workshop consists of social scientists, cultural producers, artists, and entities focused on social research and generating cultural or humanistic value.
Fieldwork Begins in Ceiba to Build a Rural Partners Network Promoting Regional Economic Development
On October 15, 2025, a working group from PR PASS Workshop began its tour of communities in Ceiba to introduce a new project…
Reconnecting with a PR PASS Intern: Touring Old San Juan
On September 12, Dr. Laura Gorbea met with a group of young professionals from Rhode Island eager to explore the history of Old…
Assessing the Outcomes of Waterbasin Curriculum in El Yunque
PR PASS Workshop is proud to have provided Corazón Latino with technology and assessment solutions that will help them measure…
Dynamic Community Engagement in Resilience Planning Efforts
At the Puerto Rico Public and Applied Social Sciences Workshop (PRPASS), we are honored to have been part of the Institute for…
Virtual BrownBag Lunch about Engaging Communities in Evaluation
PR PASS Workshop has been invited to share its field experiences with community-based evaluation during a virtual brown bag…
CARE - A Collaborative Governance Curriculum for Communities
In the spring of 2023, PR PASS Workshop invited collaborators from several communities that had served as a "comparable…
Complexity Aware Design and Implementation of Disaster Recovery Program
Every year, the National Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) network holds an annual conference where expertise…
Immersive Participatory Dissemination Event Was a Soaring success Santa Fe
The atmosphere was effervescent. The energy was positive. Perhaps these were the perfect conditions for Myriam Miranda, a…
Bringing "the Field" to the Conference!
Who gets to be the face of co-generated knowledge? Traditionally, participatory methods get talked about by the scientists who…
Thank you to all the collaborators and participants of the Third Community Workshop.
Preliminary findings of the Habitat for Humanity impact study were presented On Monday, July 24th, about 80 people from around…