The Georgia State University Library this week is opening the exhibition “Fighting for Freedom: Labor and Civil Rights in the American South” and launching the digital collection “AFL-CIO Southeast Division Civil Rights Department Records.”
A multidisciplinary research team led by the City of Atlanta and Georgia State University was recently announced as one of four statewide winners of the Partnership for Inclusive Innovation’s 2023 Community Research Grant.
A team of researchers at Georgia State University will develop and test social media messages that seek to empower bystanders to take action to prevent sexual assault.
Previous research shows stable and safe housing provides benefits for formerly incarcerated people, yet securing post-incarceration housing is a pervasive challenge.
For the fall 2023 academic year, law students will study the legal life of Grammy® award-nominated, multiplatinum recording artist and serial entrepreneur Rick Ross.
Courses in the new graduate certificate programs — Public Management and Leadership, and Policy Analytics — can be completed online and used toward an M.P.A. or M.P.P. degree.
Deborah M. Whitley, a professor of social work in the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, has been named a 2023 GSA Fellow.
CrimRxiv was founded by Georgia State Professor Scott Jacques of the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies in July 2020.
The U.S. Department of Education’s Institute of Education Sciences has awarded Georgia State’s Georgia Policy Labs $1.85 million to study the effects of remote instructional delivery and recovery strategies on student outcomes in grades K–12.
College of Law Children’s Constitutional Rights Professor Tanya Washington is part of the Advancement of Children’s Constitutional Rights, a consortium of three law professors connecting teaching, research, scholarship and advocacy to develop and promote constitutional frameworks that center children in four substantive areas.
