Partners
Questions about human flourishing are manifold and pervasive in all fields. Thus, contributions to ND Pop will come from a variety of disciplines. Similarly, partnership with numerous research centers on campus will be critical for the success of ND Pop’s mission.
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Building Inclusive Growth (BIG) Lab
The BIG Lab is devoted to research that aims to generate long-term solutions to help vulnerable populations in developing countries.
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Center for Research Computing (CRC)
The CRC facilitates impactful multidisciplinary research through advanced computation, software engineering, artificial intelligence, and more.
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Fitzgerald Institute for Real Estate (FIRE)
FIRE conducts rigorous empirical research to understand real estate markets while seeking to promote the common good.
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Institute for Educational Initiatives (IEI)
IEI seeks to improve the education of disadvantaged children, with an emphasis on Catholic schools.
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Lucy Family Institute for Data and Society
The Lucy Family Institute advances data-driven research with its expertise in artificial intelligence, data engineering, computing, applications, and methods.
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McGrath Institute for Church Life
The McGrath Institute collaborates with Catholic dioceses, parishes, and schools to address challenges with theological rigor.
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The Notre Dame Poverty Initiative is deploying unprecedented resources, a robust range of research methodologies, and some of our University's brightest minds to better comprehend what causes poverty, and how to end it.
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NDR supports researchers at Notre Dame through grants program management, project management, compliance training, core facilities, and more.
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Pulte Institute for Global Development
As part of the Keough School of Global Affairs, the Pulte Institute conducts multidisciplinary research to shape international policy on poverty, sustainability, and education.
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William J. Shaw Center for Children and Families
The Shaw Center is a research and clinical services center dedicated to understanding healthy development across the lifespan.
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Wilson Sheehan Lab for Economic Opportunities (LEO)
LEO connects academic researchers with service providers to conduct impact evaluations to better understand and share effective poverty interventions.