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[Image description: Diagram demonstrating intersectionality. In the center is a figure of a person. Multiple, brightly colored arrows point out from the central figure, each pointing to a different phrase. The phrases are, starting from the top and working clockwise: socio-economic status, ethnicity, religion, disability, sexual orientation, age, gender, and culture. Attribution: Higher Education Digest (2024). |
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.
Sunday, October 19, 2025
Why Equity and Sustainability Need Your Policy Expertise
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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 the net My take on the Army's shaving policy & PFB: Laser hair removal worked for me. Yes, costly, but worth it f...
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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...
