The Andrew Young School is excited to launch the Social Action Alliance, a Next Generation Service Corps initiative to train future civic leaders.
Imani Maxberry, a graduate student in Urban Studies, has been awarded the first $5,000 Andrew J. Swope Scholarship for Equity and Justice.
A National Institutes of Health-funded study suggests the Tobacco Tax Equity Act of 2021 may not benefit public health, particularly in young e-cigarette users.
New research from the Georgia Policy Labs finds that students spend less than half their normal classroom time on virtual learning during the pandemic.
A new book advances understanding of how people and organizations across health systems and social services can work together in new and sustainable ways.
Students are seeing the benefits of lower costs as more Andrew Young School faculty begin teaching with open access materials,
GSU professor Dan Immergluck co-edited a special journal publication on the consequences of eviction and how housing policy can impact individuals.
To celebrate our first cohort of Child Welfare Workforce Institute (NCWWI) University Partnership Program graduates we interviewed the program’s directors.
Cherella Nicholson (M.I.S. in Urban Studies ’20) promotes environmental remediation in southwest Fresno, California, through her brownfield advocacy work.
New research finds that video footage captured by police-worn body cameras is closing racial gaps in police misconduct investigations.
