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lic Administration at The George Washington University Policy Perspectives Journal, blog, and podcast of the Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration at The George Washington University Home About Blog All Posts by Category Submit to the Blog Journal Current Volume Past Volumes Submit to the Journal Podcast All Episodes About WonkCast Staff Journal Staff – Volume 31 (2023-24) Blog Staff Podcast Staff Join Our Team More Following the Link: The Importance of Cross-Species Abuse Reporting Caroline Wendzel is a staff writer and a first-year MPP student. For decades, researchers have documented a strong connection between interpersonal violence and animal abuse. This connection, commonly… Read more Following the Link: The Importance of Cross-Species Abuse Reporting” February 29, 2024 February 29, 2024 by briefpolicyperspectives Student Athletes, Not Employees”: NCAA’s Policy Plea to Congress Julia Mattingly is a staff writer and first-year Ph.D. student. In the dynamic realm of collegiate athletics, a crucial moment is unfolding as the National Collegiate Athletic Association… Read more Student Athletes, Not Employees”: NCAA’s Policy Plea to Congress” February 26, 2024 by briefpolicyperspectives From Menstruation to Regulation: Understanding Data Privacy Laws and Period Tracker Apps Kate Braddom is a staff writer and a first-year MPP student. In the era of online dating, wearable technologies and virtual workspaces, the emergence of ‘digital contraceptives’ seems… Read more From Menstruation to Regulation: Understanding Data Privacy Laws and Period Tracker Apps” February 24, 2024 February 26, 2024 by briefpolicyperspectives Regulating Your Vagina’s New Best Friend” Kate Braddom is a staff writer and a first-year MPP student. Modern advertisements for menstrual products are filled with uplifting, empowering messages that target menstrual stigma and boast… Read more Regulating Your Vagina’s New Best Friend”” January 9, 2024 January 10, 2024 by briefpolicyperspectives Bridging the gap: Reforming state democracies to reflect the public will Julia Mattingly is a staff writer and first-year Ph.D. student. This past Election Day, Ohio became the seventh state in the nation where voters decided to protect abortion… Read more Bridging the gap: Reforming state democracies to reflect the public will” January 9, 2024 by briefpolicyperspectives School Voucher Programs: A Broad Analysis of Public Policy Implications Sophia Alejandro is a staff writer and a first-year MPA student. School voucher programs have long represented a complex and controversial policy approach to reframing school choice… Read more School Voucher Programs: A Broad Analysis of Public Policy Implications” November 23, 2023 by briefpolicyperspectives Reimagining Title IX For The 21st Century Kate Braddom is a staff writer and a first-year MPP student. What is Title IX? Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 states that no person… Read more Reimagining Title IX For The 21st Century” November 9, 2023 November 30, 2023 by briefpolicyperspectives Disarming Domestic Abusers: Why SCOTUS Must Uphold Protective Orders In U.S. v. Rahimi Caroline Wendzel is a staff writer and a first-year MPP student. In early 2020, Zackey Rahimi allegedly assaulted his ex-girlfriend, throwing her to the ground, forcing her… Read more Disarming Domestic Abusers: Why SCOTUS Must Uphold Protective Orders In U.S. v. Rahimi” November 9, 2023 by briefpolicyperspectives The Indefinite Reauthorization of the Conrad 30 Program: A Critical Imperative in Alleviating the Physician Shortage Julia Mattingly is a staff writer and first-year Ph.D. student. The United States grapples with an enduring and formidable challenge: the persistent shortage of physicians, particularly in… Read more The Indefinite Reauthorization of the Conrad 30 Program: A Critical Imperative in Alleviating the Physician Shortage” November 9, 2023 by briefpolicyperspectives Rather Be Rotten: How China Fails to Combat Unwillingness to Work Yaokun Shen is a contributing writer. He graduated from Trachtenberg with an MPP in Spring 2023. A considerable number of Chinese workers have consciously laid down” and rot”… Read more Rather Be Rotten: How China Fails to Combat Unwillingness to Work” November 9, 2023 November 9, 2023 by briefpolicyperspectives Posts navigation Older posts Search for: Create a website or blog at WordPress.com Subscribe Subscribed Policy Perspectives Join 40 other subscribers Sign me up Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now. Policy Perspectives Customize Subscribe Subscribed Sign up Log in Report this content View site in Reader Manage subscriptions Collapse this bar Loading Comments... Write a Comment... Email (Required) Name (Required)...