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Consensus in Committee and Community by Ginger Li @ Yale University

by Ginger Li | Mar 18, 2018 | Yale University

On February 21, 2018 at the New Haven City Hall, the Education Committee of the New Haven Board of Alders convened for a “Workshop on the Welfare of the Recent Student Arrivals from Puerto Rico.” New Haven-area public schools have been working to integrate students in...
Who is Fighting Democratic Erosion at the Local Level?  By Jackson Schumacher @ The Ohio State University

Who is Fighting Democratic Erosion at the Local Level? By Jackson Schumacher @ The Ohio State University

by Jackson Schumacher | Mar 10, 2018 | Ohio State University

I arrived at the city council chambers as the zoning and planning meeting was getting to head. Spirited debates over the choice to re-zone area A09-17-42 from low density residential to low density commercial erupted through the room. Citizens electrified the room...
To Build or Not to Build? A Look at the RI CRMC LNG Hearing by Jonathan Silin @ Brown University

To Build or Not to Build? A Look at the RI CRMC LNG Hearing by Jonathan Silin @ Brown University

by Jonathan Silin | Nov 17, 2017 | Brown University

This Tuesday, on a cold November evening, approximately fifty Rhode Island residents packed into the Administration Building cafeteria at One Capitol Hill in Providence. Some held signs emblazoned with slogans such as “67% of Rhode Island Children at Risk”, “Frack...
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