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Rocking the vote from the ER to the Peach State
Graduating HKS students leverage the support of the Ash Center to team up with organizations committed to civic engagement and voting access
Teaching public service in the digital age
Government services are inherently digital services, says David Eaves, Director of the Project on Digital Government at the Ash Center
A Path to Greater US-China Cooperation?
Edward Cunningham discusses how decarbonization can serve as an opportunity for both countries to work towards a common policy objective
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Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Are Key to Environmental Protection
From the Andes to Washington, D.C., David Cotacachi MC/MPA 2021 has spent his life advocating for Indigenous rights and lands
“Marshall Plan” for Revitalizing Indian Country
Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development's Megan Minoka Hill explains how the American Rescue Plan could bring long-needed aid to Indian Country
Demystifying Chinese Businesses, Creating Social Impact
Fellow Wenchi Yu details why Chinese businesses need to rethink how they add value to communities when they operate in the U.S.
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November 3, 2021
Research Examines ARPA Distributions to Tribal Nations, Finds Funding to be “Grossly Inequitable”
Researchers find that funding provided to tribal governments as part of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 was “grossly inequitable and contrary to the policy objectives of Congress, the Biden Administration, and the Treasury Department itself.”