The Policy Nexus: Analytics & Equity. Bridging the gap between public administration theory and community-first policy. Led by a DPA student at California Baptist University, this platform explores administrative chrononormativity, the rigid institutional timelines that marginalize LGBTQ+ and disabled communities. We advocate for relational, care-oriented governance and sustainable, equitable solutions for all underserved populations.
Tuesday, November 22, 2022
SLO County students’ test scores fall after COVID pandemic
SLO County students’ test scores fall after COVID pandemic
Monday, November 21, 2022
2023 Grant Round Open: African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund
2023 National Grants Now Available!
African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund
Today, the National Trust’s African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund opened the Letter of Intent (LOI) period for its 2023 National Grant Program. Grants provide a range of funding from $50,000 to $150,000 for ongoing preservation activities for historic places like sites, museums and landscapes that represent African American cultural heritage. Learn more about the 2022 grantees.
Through its National Grant Program, the Action Fund supports projects focused on African American cultural heritage, including capital projects, organizational capacity-building, project planning, and programming and interpretation. There are new priorities for this grant round.
Beyond the Ballot: Why Black Americans Need Good Jobs, Not Just Get-Out-The-Vote Speeches
Every election cycle, Black voters hear the exact same refrain: democracy is on the line, and your vote is the only thing that can save it. ...
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In the world of public policy, we are taught to worship at the altar of the One Best Way. We strive for systems that are streamlined, predic...
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Photo courtesy of Amazon A recent article from The Conversation highlights a vital point: effectively teaching the history of slavery is a c...
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Photo courtesy of the net My take on the Army's shaving policy & PFB: Laser hair removal worked for me. Yes, costly, but worth it f...