What’s mode got to do with it? Comparing in-person and online qualitative data collection

Posted on Jan 29, 2020 by Emily Namey

Can you see me now? My experiences testing different modes of qualitative data collection

Posted on Jan 14, 2020 by Emily Namey

Whether, which and when: Developing guidance for the integration of household economic strengthening activities into family support programming

Posted on Nov 13, 2019 by Emily Namey

Show me the money! How we have used financial diaries to inform research and programming for vulnerable groups

Posted on Oct 28, 2019 by Lara Lorenzetti, Emily Namey and Mandy Swann

Understanding the financial lives of vulnerable groups using financial diaries

Posted on Oct 7, 2019 by Mandy Swann, Emily Namey and Lara Lorenzetti

ASPIRES’ realist evaluation approach to building the evidence base for household economic strengthening to reduce HIV vulnerability

Posted on May 30, 2019 by Emily Namey

The state of the evidence for household economic strengthening approaches for HIV outcomes

Posted on Jul 12, 2018 by Emily Namey

Exploring the parameters of “it depends” for estimating the rate of data saturation in qualitative inquiry

Posted on Aug 24, 2017 by Greg Guest and Emily Namey

Riddle me this: How many interviews (or focus groups) are enough?

Posted on Apr 25, 2017 by Emily Namey