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Domestic Abuse and Weaponizing the Courts
When the media highlights stories of domestic violence, they often tell a sensationalized story...
Affordable Housing in Washington, D.C.: Race, Class, & Economic Inequality
On Tuesday, June 21st, 2022, Washington, D.C. mayor Muriel Bowser won the city’s Democratic...
The US Needs a New International Trade Consensus
Now that U.S. policymakers are recognizing the errors of unrestricted free trade, it’s time to establish a new economic consensus to correct prior mistakes.
What Professional Associations Owe to Their Young Members
Young members are vital to the success of professional associations. As a result, many associations invest in advisory committees, alter communication strategies, and host events to attract and engage young members. But even as associations make these changes, costs will continue to prevent members from joining.
An Opportunity to Restore Felon Voting Rights in Arizona
Nearly half the people in the world barred from voting due to criminal history live in the United States. To champion democracy over authoritarianism, we must address this injustice.
The Challenges of Broadband Policy in the US
As more public services rely on digital technologies, the exercise of citizenship depends on access to a reliable and affordable high-speed internet connection. In that sense, broadband is as essential as electricity or running water for U.S. citizens.
Funding Reform Can Improve Public Education
A reformed state-local funding model is the most effective for public education, allowing both the state and local governments to support schools while providing the best quality possible in an efficient manner.
Globalization, China, and the United States
The U.S. must balance protectionism with international cooperation to counter the growing political and economic influence of China.
A Future Without the Filibuster
Without the filibuster and with more legislation passed, voters could judge their senators on tangible policies and voting records. For those who favor responsiveness over milquetoast compromises, revoking or reforming the filibuster is a step forward.
Twitter Verified Status Is a National Security Issue
As the battle to capture a plurality of consumer’s attention spans rages, Elon Musk’s acquisition...
Including Pets in Domestic Violence Efforts
In May 2021, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)— one of the...
The Water Crisis in Jackson, Mississippi
Access to safe drinking water is a fundamental human right. The United Nations Human Rights Office...
Agencies Need to do More to Prevent Microplastic Consumption
As of 2019, the average person — depending on their diet — consumes about five grams or a credit...
Domestic Abuse and Weaponizing the Courts
When the media highlights stories of domestic violence, they often tell a sensationalized story...
Affordable Housing in Washington, D.C.: Race, Class, & Economic Inequality
On Tuesday, June 21st, 2022, Washington, D.C. mayor Muriel Bowser won the city’s Democratic...
The US Needs a New International Trade Consensus
Now that U.S. policymakers are recognizing the errors of unrestricted free trade, it’s time to establish a new economic consensus to correct prior mistakes.
What Professional Associations Owe to Their Young Members
Young members are vital to the success of professional associations. As a result, many associations invest in advisory committees, alter communication strategies, and host events to attract and engage young members. But even as associations make these changes, costs will continue to prevent members from joining.
An Opportunity to Restore Felon Voting Rights in Arizona
Nearly half the people in the world barred from voting due to criminal history live in the United States. To champion democracy over authoritarianism, we must address this injustice.