The MIG-RATS encourage state researchers to work collaboratively on research projects.  While each state has unique program features and population characteristics that need to be considered, coordinated research efforts across states can lead to stronger and more generalizable findings.  If you are planning a research project and would like to pool your efforts with another state or states, MIG-RATS can help you connect with other interested researchers and coordinate your work. 

 

MIG-RATS would also like to support state leadership in the development of multi-state research products, such as issue briefs.  For now, this section is a work in progress.  In the future, it will house products from multi-state research efforts.  (For research conducted by individual states, please see the Resources: State MIG section.)