Sara Curran, a Jackson School professor and director of the Center for Studies in Demography & Ecology, shares insights into the dangers that threaten the 2020 Census as a guest

As co-author of the opinion piece “The Path to a New China Policy” Amy Sommers, who received her undergraduate degree with a focus on China Studies from the Jackson and

The Center for Migration Studies of New York (CMS) announced on Dec. 4 the appointment of Nathalie Williams, a Jackson School and Sociology associate professor and head of the doctoral

Join us on December 3rd, United Nations’ International Day of Persons with Disabilities, for a virtual seminar, Students with Disabilities: School Violence & Bullying As A Barrier To Education For

Angelina Godoy, Director of the Center for Human Rights, discusses the Center’s research on solitary confinement at the Northwest Detention Center with KUOW’s “The Conversation” Bill Radke. Listen to the interview

In ” ‘Secret prison within a prison’: Report details solitary confinement practices at Northwest detention center in Tacoma” the Center for Human Rights and Angelina Godoy, director of the Center

In “Biden’s ambitious energy plan faces headwinds, but can move the US forward” Jackson School faculty Scott L. Montgomery analyzes three factors that may influence the President-elect Joe Biden’s big plan for

In a UW News article titled “The 2020 census: deadlines, politics and what may come next” Jackson School Professor and Director of Center for Studies in Demography & Ecology Sara Curran, also an

This research report outlines the patterns of Russian information warfare and, based on data gathered between 2018-early 2020, finds that Russian-attributed cyber actions were found to be present in 85 countries

In this Q&A with UW Notebook, Jackson School Assistant Professor Vanessa Freije talks about her new book “Citizens of Scandal” that explores Mexican politics and journalism. “Citizens of Scandal” was published