Stage 2: Test Solutions

A searchable inventory of investments, people, partners and stories

Stage 2: Test Solutions is one of three levels of funding Stanford Impact Labs awards to solutions-focused research teams working in partnership to solve social problems. Stage 2 investments provide flexible funding for teams to develop and test solutions in collaboration with community, industry, or government partners. Maybe this means launching a pilot program or deploying an innovative, data-driven approach to a stubborn problem from within a partner nonprofit organization. Teams often use the funds to hire professional staff, fund data collection, or support partner costs.

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Benjamin Seiler

2024-2025 Postdoctoral Fellow; Research Fellow, Stanford Human Trafficking Data Lab

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Zainab Hosseini

2025-2026 Postdoctoral Fellow

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Rhana Hashemi

2026 Emerging Scholars Fellow

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Anmol Gupta

PhD Student , Stanford School of Humanities and Sciences

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Vicky Isarraras

Research Coordinator, Lifting the Bar

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Nikki Tognozzi

Project and Partnership Manager, Lifting the Bar

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Brenda Benitez

Senior Implementation Manager, University of Chicago Crime Lab, University of Chicago Education Lab

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Hattie Tate

Program Coordinator, Juvenile Justice Center, Oakland Unified School District

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Carey Courtney

Re-Entry Coordinator, Milwaukee Public Schools

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