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People march with protest signs and one large banner that states, “Red, White, and Reparations.”

Harvard professors’ newly published research reveals existing U.S. non-racial “reparatory compensation” programs demonstrate the feasibility of reparations for racial harms

Featuring Linda Bilmes, and Cornell William Brooks

June 18, 2024

Cropped photography of an unrecognizable mature man calculating and going over his finances at home.

There’s a racial gap in the economic security of Americans nearing retirement

Featuring Karen Dynan, and Douglas Elmendorf

June 13, 2024

Transit-oriented development near the Raymond Avenue Station on the METRO Green Line in St. Paul, Minnesota.

A new initiative gives young people a voice in shaping public safety

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June 05, 2024

Diary with handwritten “Today I am grateful for message” and a broken cigarette.

Re-examining the role of positive emotion in harmful health behaviors: implications for public health campaigns

Featuring Jennifer Lerner

July 09, 2024

Illustrated graphic with a silhouetted black and white photo of the statue 'The Thinker,' surrounded by differently sized and colored dots. The statue is staring at the one white colored dot.

Professors say they teach critical thinking. But is that what students are learning?

Featuring Suzanne Cooper

July 08, 2024

Boston Police officers gathered on the street at night in Dorchester.

Three years after police reforms, Black Bostonians report harassment and lack of trust at higher rates than other groups

Featuring Sandra Susan Smith

June 26, 2024

Black and white image of handcuffs silhouetted layered between a decreasing bar graph.

Developing a rehabilitation program that works for incarcerated people

Featuring Marcella Alsan

June 14, 2024

Collage illustration of paper constructed apartment building next to a single-family house with overlapping symbols of pluses and minuses.

The link between poor housing conditions and COVID-19 infection

Featuring Jorrit de Jong

June 06, 2024

Overhead photo of a large Pride flag being held among a crowd.

Carr Center for Human Rights Policy launches advocate training and research program to combat LGBTQI+ persecution worldwide

Featuring Diego Garcia Blum, Timothy Patrick McCarthy, and Mathias Risse

June 03, 2024

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