Please join us for our Winter Webinar panel, discussing the current state of voting rights in the U.S, recent attacks on voting rights, as well as a look ahead to…
zadminDecember 27, 2021
An op-ed written by WISIR-affiliated Professor Jake Grumbach and co-author Erik Schickler was published recently in The Hill. The piece, titled "In civil rights and American democracy, Congress's role looms…
zadminAugust 30, 2021
Professor Christopher Parker is hosting a virtual book event with award-winning author, Professor Carol Anderson (Emory University) as a part of the Northwest African American Museum's Juneteenth Week. They will…
zadminJune 15, 2021
Jake Grumbach and co-authors Adam Bonica, Charlotte Hill, and Hakeem Jefferson recently published their article "All-mail voting in Colorado increases turnout and reduces turnout inequality" in Electoral Studies. In the wake…
zadminJune 12, 2021
Please join us for our last WISIR Webinar, "Teaching the Movement: Reflections on Protests, Abolition, and Radical Scholarship." This discussion will be held this Friday, April 30th from 11 am…
zadminApril 26, 2021
Professor Jake Grumbach was interviewed in Al Jazeera this week, regarding the development of state-level police reform following the murder of George Floyd, which spurred one of the largest waves of protest…
zadminApril 13, 2021
Jake Grumbach was recently featured in The Washington Post. In his Opinion piece, "Trump's favorite new candidate exposes the true depths of GOP radicalization," Greg Sargent reflects upon the candidacy of…
zadminMarch 30, 2021
Research by Jake Grumbach was recently featured in an Opinion piece written by Jamelle Bouie in The New York Times, titled "The G.O.P. Has Some Voters It Likes and Some It…
zadminMarch 30, 2021
Professor and WISIR Director Sophia Jordán Wallace was recently published in The Washington Post. The article, "Americans support releasing migrant children from detention and oppose family separation, new data shows"…
zadminMarch 16, 2021
