An AI Maturity and Readiness Model for Governments
By Jigyasa Sharma & Dr Brandie Nonnecke In the midst of the pandemic, over a million Californians’ unemployment claims remained unprocessed as of October 2020.[1] […]
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Fall 2020 Journal | Algorithms and Child Welfare: The Disparate Impact of Family Surveillance in Risk Assessment Technologies
By Emnet Almedom, Nandita Sampath, Joanne Ma Abstract In this report, we examine the use of algorithm-based risk assessments in the U.S. child welfare system, […]
US Policy Concerning China: An Asian Perspective
By Manseok Lee Upon taking office, the Biden administration will need to decide whether to overturn any of the Trump administration’s policies concerning China, which […]
Behavioral Insights to Help Reduce Systemic Police Violence Towards African Americans in the US
By Dan Poniachik Introduction: Rotten Apples or a Rotten Barrel? Among the rich countries of the world, the United States has the highest rate of killings […]
The Secondary Mortgage Market is Boring – But also a Remarkable Tool for Radical Housing Justice & Reparations
By William Wilcox Congress and the Biden Administration could pay hundreds of billions in reparations to Black Americans to help close the racial wealth and […]
How Do We Understand Poverty? Social Representations of Poverty in Relation to Mexico’s Middle Class
By María Villalpando Introduction The prospect of belonging to an egalitarian society seems to become ever more distant. In Mexico, the problem posed by poverty […]
In his first 100 days, Biden must expand housing vouchers to expand opportunity to millions of Americans
by Leah Catotti There are a lot of things near the top of Biden’s first-100-days agenda – housing must be one of them. Access to […]
Tenants Protections for All: Renters are a Just Cause the Legislature Needs to Support
by William Wilcox Each year about 500,000 people in California are evicted from their homes through the court system. However, advocates believe another 500,000 Californians […]
Fall 2020 Journal | Legal violence over the life course: Addressing the lack of prenatal healthcare coverage for immigrant mothers
This article is the first article featured in our Fall 2020 journal. For the complete journal, please see the “Journal Archive” tab above. by Sarah […]
The Dangers of Teaching American Exceptionalism
By Vinay A. Ramesh Many Americans believe that their country is exceptional. While there is nothing innately wrong with having pride in one’s country, far […]
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