As climate migration begins, the housing market has started to feel its repercussions, leading to the displacement of residents across the Gulf Coast.
The Public Purpose
The Graduate Journal of American University's School of Public Affairs
Housing & Community Development
Why a More Resilient Social Fabric Should Be a Priority of the Biden-Harris Administration
In the wake of violent mobs storming the Capitol, it’s hard to recall a time when the prospects of healing, rebirth, and unity seemed bleaker.
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.
Trump’s Racist Appeal to Suburbia and Its Place in the US History of Housing Segregation
Trump has resorted to using racial dog whistles to solidify his support among white suburbanites and portray himself as a savior for white neighborhoods.
Why a Public Financing Option Can Turn ADUs into Affordable Housing
Financial institutions have no financing products for ADUs. However, several states and cities have begun offering innovative public financing solutions.
Improving Work-Life Balance in the US
The state inherently plays a role in the lives of its citizens. Through the implementation or removal of laws, government policies promote a wide range of behaviors by providing or diminishing incentives. Regarding family policy, the conservative approach is to...
Death Rates on the Rise for White Women in Rural America
Rural white communities are facing increasing death rates, with white women in particular experiencing a 30% increase in morbidity rates.