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Join us for "Adaptive Leadership and Climate Action," a conversation with two HKS alums working to solve the climate crisis – in Brazil and the U.S. Natalie Unterstell is a change policy and negotiations expert working to save the Amazon, while...

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Prior to Covid, access to quality education supports was difficult for under-resourced schools and communities. The pandemic has exacerbated these difficulties and has led to growing inequality and injustice. Nonprofits and the academic community have stepped in to fill the gap with interventions to curb issues like chronic absenteeism, learning needs, and...

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Attitudes and behaviors toward minority social categories are not fixed but vary depending on perceived group size and rank. In the United States, an increase in a group’s size-based rank relative to those of other minority groups is associated with greater likelihood of being targeted with hate crimes.

Co-sponsored with the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation at Harvard Kennedy School

The last several years have seen the growing and successful use of citizen-initiated ballot initiatives to win major election reforms. Some of the most successful, well-funded, and engaging campaigns have had unlikely initiators: small groups of everyday Americans fed up with waiting for someone else to take on an issue and deciding to do it themselves. Organizers of successful citizen-driven campaigns from different parts of the country, which beat the odds and...