Stage 2: Test Solutions

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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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A man with short brown hair is standing confidently outdoors. He is wearing a dark suit jacket over a white shirt. The background features elements of modern architecture and greenery, suggesting an urban environment. He has a serious yet approachable expression.
Will von Geldern

Associate Director of Research, Deborah L. Rhode Center on the Legal Profession

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Azra Ismail

Co-Director, Center for AI in Reproductive health

A smiling woman with long, dark hair is wearing a light blue sweater and a soft beige scarf. She is looking at the camera with a friendly expression, showing her red lips. The background is softly blurred, giving focus to her warm demeanor.
Aditi Durgapal

Research Manager, Myna Mahila Foundation

A woman with curly dark hair is smiling at the camera. She is wearing a light brown sweater and is standing in an architectural setting with soft lighting.
Jasmin Moshfegh

Assistant Professor, Economics and Public Policy, Imperial College London

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Sweta Rupesh Kanavaje

Director of Operations, Myna Mahila Foundation

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