New York University’s Center for Social Media and Politics will study the flow of information online to understand the impacts of digital technologies on an individual’s ability to engage in all aspects of society.
How Professor Brandon Garrett and the Center for Science and Justice at Duke University are using science to improve the criminal justice system.
The Chronicle of Philanthropy poses a provocative question in this month’s issue: can philanthropy save democracy?
The American Council on Education (ACE) announced a National Task Force on the Transfer of Credit which includes a comprehensive review of the research on credit for prior learning, competency-based education, and military training, coupled with an assessment of successful credit transfer practices and recommendations.
Five groups are joining forces with the Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School (A2J Lab) for a project to expunge and seal criminal records.
Harris III, founder of STORY, which hosts gatherings nationwide, talks about how storytelling can build empathy and bridge the divide between people who hold differing beliefs
The University of North Carolina School of Law’s Prosecutors and Politics project announced a new study to understand the relationship between district attorney associations and state criminal justice policy.
The National Constitution Center’s classroom exchange program brings the U.S. Constitution to life for middle and high school students across the country.
With the help of a gift from the Charles Koch Foundation, Scholars at Risk will be able to bring more scholars to safety and enhance its ability to raise awareness of the growing threat to the free exchange of ideas.
Clemson University’s Hayek Center for the Business of Prosperity pursues its mission through undergraduate education, academic research, and community outreach that advances the understanding of the role of business in society.
