Manville Weighs In on Declining Bus Ridership
Shifting demographics and changing work culture are among the societal factors responsible for declines in bus ridership.
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Entries by Zoe Day
Wachs Hopes for Long-Run Transition to Telecommuting
Temporary transitions to telecommuting due to the threat of COVID-19 in Los Angeles have prompted consideration of long-term traffic solutions.
Wray-Lake Elected to SRA Executive Council
The Society for Research on Adolescence is dedicated to leading and shaping scientific and public discourse on youth and adolescence.
Akee Links Universal Basic Income Experiment and Family Stress
An experiment providing universal basic income to families in Stockton shows the benefits of reducing the stress of living paycheck-to-paycheck.
Taylor Expresses Concern About Eliminating Transit Fares
Kansas City is the first major U.S. city to experiment with the elimination of all public transit fares.
Peterson Weighs In on Sanders’ ‘Medicare for All’ Plan
Even if Sanders wins in November, it would be difficult to gain the necessary support in Congress to achieve universal health coverage.
Astor Urges Schools to Recognize Military Culture
Jill Biden’s commitment to supporting military children in schools could shape Joe Biden’s education policy if he is elected president.
Akee on Potential for Privacy Loss Among Native Populations
The Census Bureau employs methods such as differential privacy to protect the records of individuals.
Biden and Sanders Propelled by Voters of Color, Diaz Says
Voters respond to campaigns that target and invest in them, including hiring locally, sending bilingual mailers and opening field offices in their communities.
Abrams Pioneers Juvenile Justice Research
Different cultural definitions of “child” result in varying treatment of children in juvenile justice systems.
