@wapppHKS
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Jamie Mittelman — HKS MPA 2022 and alumna of our Oval Office political training program — launches her COVID-adapted dream job: a platform for women Olympians and Paralympians. t.co/lkd199jgY2
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Congratulations to Ketanji Brown Jackson ’96, sworn in today as the 116th justice of the U.S. Supreme Court t.co/z95F3focis
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"Movements don't just win because they have a mass uprising, but also that multiyear strategy where it's building capacity to create defections, either through persuasion or imposing direct costs, nonviolently, on loyalists," says HKS's @EricaChenoweth t.co/EiFXZmIQcG
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Harvard @Kennedy_School faculty analyze what the U.S. Supreme Court ruling ending constitutional protection for abortion means for civil rights, American democracy, law, and policy. t.co/a4bf75frHw
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“The decision also has potentially devastating implications for other rights, many longstanding and currently part of the social, historical, and moral fabric of America.” —Sarah Wald (9/10)
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Roe v. Wade has been overturned. What does that mean for America? HKS faculty members analyze what the overturning of Roe v. Wade means for civil rights, American democracy, law, and policy. ⤵️ (1/10)
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The Supreme Court ruling to overturn its 1973 #Roe v. Wade decision is unpopular with a majority of Americans — but did that matter? @Kennedy_School professor @maya_sen weighs in. t.co/HtQc5VnDbb
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It's not too late to RSVP for tomorrow's @HKSExecEd interactive webinar. Drawing lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic, @rema_nadeem @z_marks & @aikhwaj will address questions about how to use #data effectively for more equitable #development going forward. t.co/N76ZuQB1Ax
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HKS's @KhalilGMuhammad discusses how by acknowledging the history of slavery, we can begin restorative and reparative work t.co/4yyU1sl6uq
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After last week’s monumental #SCOTUS ruling, WAPPP spoke to HKS faculty members to hear their perspectives on #RoeOverturned. @z_marks warns that #Dobbs potentially opens the door for the courts to “reinterpret” existing civil rights and liberties. t.co/GiNbgWHJFp t.co/weDpOFIZCF
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Here are some highlights from the 2021-2022 academic year t.co/ybJqlFCjJQ
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.@z_marks — @Kennedy_School lecturer and expert on the intersections of conflict, political violence, race, and gender — highlights how #RoeOverturned could serve to worsen prospects for economic equality and closing the gender wage gap. t.co/QZZRtVC0iQ
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Sarah Wald — Adjunct Lecturer in Public Policy at @Kennedy_School — explores what other individual rights are threatened by the overturning of #RoeVWade, including access to contraception, interracial marriage, and same-sex partnerships. t.co/nByAZDBxOZ
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After last week’s monumental #SCOTUS ruling, WAPPP spoke to @Kennedy_School faculty members to learn about their perspectives on the #Dobbs decision, what a post #Roe world could look like, and what it all means for the pursuit of gender equity. t.co/GiNbgWHJFp
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“…the ruling today overturning Roe will have huge political ramifications,” says @Kennedy_School’s @maya_sen t.co/f6DQ5REmXn
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Don't miss @HKSExecEd's interactive webinar on using #data to address inequality. @rema_nadeem @z_marks & @aikhwaj will explore different dimensions of inequality that have been highlighted & exacerbated the past 2 years. 🗓️: Wed, Jun 29 ⏰: 11 AM RSVP: t.co/N5lLXPMjYf
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.@wapppHKS and @HarvardCPL Co-Director @HRileyBowles chats with @colleenammerman, Director of @HBSgender, about how individuals and organizations can reduce the disadvantageous effects of gender on negotiated outcomes. Watch here and learn more: t.co/Q0tJPbvcPp
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Harvard Kennedy School Professor @rema_nadeem has launched an ambitious study of the thousands of social protection programs created around the world to mitigate the economic and social hardships of the COVID pandemic. t.co/VYX6FJEAkx
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I have to write a blog as part of my summer funding from @wapppHKS - read my first post below if you're interested to learn about my research project and time in Uganda exploring variation in local health systems resilience during COVID. t.co/HETTY3UyTm
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"#Juneteenth is something that is not necessarily part of the story of all Black folks in America, but it's part of Black America's story. And I think that is worth celebrating every time." — @Kennedy_School PhD student Anna Gifty @itsafronomics t.co/Izlrm6pG3f
