Taylor Stanley (M.P.P. ’13), granddaughter of ambassador and civil rights activist Andrew Young, is creating long-lasting social change in Atlanta by addressing racial inequity at the youth level through ATL: Advance the Lives.
Law professor Erin Fuse Brown studies the many ways in which Americans are ill-served by the nation’s healthcare system. But change could be on the horizon.
Susan Caolo (M.A. ’15) blends her skills in applied anthropology and her passion for documenting stories in her work on the Veterans History Project for the Library of Congress.
She decided that by focusing on public policy, she could make positive change in the world by helping immigrants as well as the homeless.
The Andrew Young School of Policy Studies will receive a grant from New America to fund the work of its Data Science for Public Service Consortium.
From his first day in his high school’s STEAM magnet program, Yash Thakkar knew he’d found his niche. He realized that beyond its practical applications, computer science — specifically, machine learning — has broader societal implication
Launched in 2016, the Center created a space within the University to focus on how lower-income and other marginalized people navigate the civil and criminal legal systems in the South.
Faces that are judged as being stereotypically Black are also more likely to be judged as dominant and threatening, according to a new study by Georgia State.
New research finds that video footage captured by police-worn body cameras is closing racial gaps in police misconduct investigations.
The Federal Reserve and the Evidence-Based Cybersecurity Research Group are forming a three-year partnership to address online financial fraud.
