Driving breakthrough discoveries for better healthcare outcomes.
Explore SPARC’s work in action, including panel discussions, articles, and more.
Many people who live with mental illness do not find meaningful relief, even with evidence-based psychotherapy and medication. A different category of therapy called neuromodulation offers a complementary approach. Neuromodulation therapies apply precisely targeted energy in the form of electrical, magnetic, or sound waves to influence brain activity patterns.
This report presents the physical and economic benefits of neurospatial design in workplaces and in health-care, educational, and residential settings.
This case study examines SPARC’s partnership with the Global Brain Care Coalition, which advanced the Coalition from a founding vision to an active coalition.
The design of our surroundings impacts our bodies and brains. In partnership with The Pedersen Foundation, SPARC has explored how philanthropy can advance neurospatial design to create healthier, more supportive environments. This giving Smarter Guide presents SPARC’s findings.
This report presents strategies to overcome barriers to investment in early aspects of the cancer care continuum.
This Giving Smarter Guide presents five areas where philanthropic investment is apt to make an impact in research and care for anxiety.
This Giving Smarter Guide identifies shortcomings in the current care landscape, and outlines strategic philanthropic funding opportunities to improve schizophrenia care.
CAMK2-related disorders are rare genetic neurodevelopmental disorders that cause lifelong challenges. This report presents a roadmap for philanthropy to help advance recent scientific discoveries toward potential treatments.
SPARC conducted an extensive literature review with insights from over 70 experts, to find five areas where philanthropy can drive meaningful progress in schizophrenia research and care.
This report calls for joining the growing global brain health ecosystem, working to build a future in which brain health is prioritized for everyone, everywhere.
SPARC analyzed the scientific and clinical landscape of uLMS to identify unmet needs and opportunities where philanthropy can drive innovation and accelerate progress.
Public trust in science is vital yet threatened by misinformation and low health literacy. This session explores cross-sector strategies to rebuild confidence through transparency and effective communication.