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7th annual Ford School Policy Pitch Competition: Samuel Owusu

Sep 16, 2024 0:03:56

Ford School students pitch skills they gained and lessons learned from their summer internship experiences.

7th annual Ford School Policy Pitch Competition: Georgina Bailey

Sep 16, 2024 0:03:40

Ford School students pitch skills they gained and lessons learned from their summer internship experiences.

7th annual Ford School Policy Pitch Competition: Georgina Bailey

7th annual Ford School Policy Pitch Competition: Aiswarya Padmanaban

Sep 16, 2024 0:03:57

Ford School students pitch skills they gained and lessons learned from their summer internship experiences.

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7th annual Ford School Policy Pitch Competition: Nia Knox

Sep 16, 2024 0:03:22

Ford School students pitch skills they gained and lessons learned from their summer internship experiences.

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Diversity Alliance Pathways to Public Policy

Oct 16, 2024, 6:00 pm EDT

Hall of the States Building 400-444 North Capitol St NW, Washington, DC 20001-1512

Join alumni from four of the country’s top policy and public affairs programs, including the Ford School!

Diversity Alliance Pathways to Public Policy

Visiting faculty

Ken Roy

U.S. State Department Diplomat in Residence

Ken Roy is a U.S. State Department Diplomat in Residence at the Ford School. He is the new Diplomat in Residence for the North Central Region. He worked as a lawyer and is now on a political officer career track, and he is fluent in Spanish, basic…

News

Seefeldt and Shaefer report on poverty findings from new census data

Sep 13, 2024

Networks reporting the new census data on poverty are quoting Ford School professors, Kristin Seefeldt and Luke Shaefer, highlighting the policy impacts on poverty. Here are some recent Seefeldt and Shaefer mentions in the media on poverty.“The...

News

Building tech to support small towns: U-M team develops digital tool for SEC compliance

Sep 26, 2024

When Congress passed the Financial Data and Transparency Act (FDTA) in 2022, it required all municipalities in the U.S. to modernize and digitize their financial reports. This is a heavy lift for small towns and school districts, most of which still...

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In the Media

Moynihan pushes for human centered design in digital benefit distribution systems

Sep 18, 2024 State Scoop

Recent efforts to alleviate consumer burden have been made within states by enhancing their digital systems used to distribute government benefits. With these efforts, Donald Moynihan argues for a system that focuses on reducing "administrative...

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