Category: Texas

Changing a system of segregation requires more than single-member districts

by Timothy Michalak | Feb 8, 2019 | Education Policy, National, Op-ed, Politics and Governance, Texas | 0 |

Minority underrepresentation on Texas school boards is failing thousands of school children each...

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A Conversation with Former CIA Director John Brennan

by Ryan Duffy | Oct 15, 2018 | Global, Global Policy Studies & International Security, Misc, National, Texas | 0 |

In his time since leaving Langley, John Brennan has continued to be a fixture in the news. He has...

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An Unconventional Approach to Expanding Student Health, Wellness and Privacy

by Heidi Kahle | Apr 12, 2018 | Health & Social Policy, Student Life, Texas, University of Texas at Austin | 0 |

In 2007, The University of Texas at Austin made local news headlines when it made Plan B available...

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Conversion Therapy and Texas “Pride”: A Conversation with Garrard Conley

by Sarah Pollock | Apr 4, 2018 | Barbara Jordan Week, Health & Social Policy, LBJ School, Politics and Governance, Texas | 0 |

Author Garrard Conley kicked off 2018’s Barbara Jordan Week at the LBJ School by coming to speak...

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Of, By and For the People: Getting Involved in Local Government

by Sarah Pollock | Oct 20, 2017 | National, Politics and Governance, Texas | 1 |

Photo: Sarah Pollock For a state that prides itself on having a culture of go-getters, Texas has a...

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Sprawl City Bank Run: Dallas Twitter Users on DFW’S Gas Shortage After Hurricane Harvey

by Addison Larson | Sep 18, 2017 | Economics & Trade Policy, Partner Policy Schools, Texas | 0 |

Photo (CC): Astronaut Randy Bresnik took this photo of Tropical Storm Harvey from the...

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