Digital activism generates the most success when used as a complementary tool to offline activities or to encourage offline activism.
The Public Purpose
The Graduate Journal of American University's School of Public Affairs
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Job Training and Community Colleges Can Combat Future Unemployment
With the threat of mass unemployment intensifying, the U.S. must increase its number of skilled workers to insulate the country from an unemployment crisis.
Why Are Our Elections So Broken?
Our broken elections are directly rooted in the single-member plurality system — the very system that predominates U.S. elections.
The Impact of Naloxone Access on Opioid Overdoes in Massachusetts: A Single Interrupted Time Series Design
In 2006, Massachusetts implemented the Overdose Education and Naloxone Distribution (OEND) prevention program in order to reduce the fatality associated with opioid overdoses. As part of this program, individuals could receive kits containing naloxone contingent on completing training to administer the drug. This program evaluation uses multivariate regression analysis in order to determine whether or not OEND had an effect on the rate and number of overdoses in Massachusetts counties after implementation. The research design is characterized as an interrupted time series evaluation with comparison groups, using data on Massachusetts counties both before and after OEND was implemented. Multivariate regression indicates that OEND reduced both the rate and number of overdoses in counties once the program had been in place for at least one year. These results are significant at an alpha level of 0.10. According to this study, the rate of overdoses in Massachusetts counties was reduced by 1.12 individuals per 100,000 in the population. This reduction reflects the life-saving properties of naloxone, and its magnitude provides a compelling reason to enact this policy change, given the problem of rising opioid overdoses throughout the United States.
President Obama’s Plan to Expand Computer Science in the Classroom
In President Obama’s final budget released last month, he asked for $4 billion over 3 years to develop the next generation of computer science and technology professionals. The President’s Computer Science for All plan aims to equip students with the skills...
Rebuilding the American Community
America faces historic depression and suicide rates, more people living alone, and a majority of young people citing no attachment to their neighborhoods.
Hyperloop vs. Maglev: Which of These Disruptive Technologies Will Be the Future of Intercity Travel?
Hyperloop and Maglev could fundamentally change the way people and goods are transported, but public policy might decide which you’ll take to your next meeting.
Sinking Into Debt: Can Congress Move Quickly Enough To Save Puerto Rico?
With over $72 billion in debt, Puerto Rico is in the midst of a battle in Congress and the courts to help bring relief to its 3 million U.S. citizens.
New Energy, Who This?
With climate change on the debate stage, national governments are looking for new energy solutions to reduce greenhouse emissions wherever they can be found.