Welcome to Boston SSN

About the chapter

Boston SSN brings together scholars from a broad range of policy fields at Harvard, MIT, the University of Massachusetts Boston, Tufts, and other Boston area universities. Members are particularly interested in strategies to address rising economic inequality, strengthen the integrity of American democracy, and ensure the successful implementation of health care reform. Other interests include the challenges faced by low-income mothers, the consequences of the prison boom, environmental policy, immigration policy, and school reform.

Leaders
  • Colleges & Universities
  • Race & Ethnicity
  • Gender & Sexuality
  • Civic Engagement
  • Inequality
Salem State University
  • Media & Public Opinion
  • Immigration
  • Race & Ethnicity
Fitchburg State University
  • Colleges & Universities
  • Race & Ethnicity
  • Education
Tufts University
Members
  • Race & Ethnicity
  • Education
Harvard University
  • Health Care
  • Reproductive Health
Tufts University
  • Civic Engagement
  • Democracy & Governance
University of Massachusetts Amherst
  • Children & Families
  • Gender & Sexuality
  • Inequality
  • Labor
University of Massachusetts Boston
  • Environment & Energy
Harvard University
  • Colleges & Universities
  • Science & Technology
  • Civic Engagement
  • Democracy & Governance
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Brookings Institution
  • Media & Public Opinion
  • Civic Engagement
  • Environment & Energy
Harvard University
  • Inequality
  • Race & Ethnicity
  • Gender & Sexuality
  • Public Health
  • Children & Families
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
  • Education
  • Economy
  • Children & Families
University of Massachusetts Boston
  • Economy
  • Gender & Sexuality
University of Massachusetts Amherst
  • Economy
  • Foreign Policy & Security
Northeastern University
  • Gender & Sexuality
  • Reproductive Health
  • Civic Engagement
Smith College

Latest in the News

"Removing Urban Highways Can Improve Neighborhoods Blighted by Decades of Racist Policies," Joan Fitzgerald (with Julian Agyeman), The Conversation, September 7, 2021.
"Preemption of Green Cities in Red States," Joan Fitzgerald, Planetizen, September 7, 2021.
Natasha Warikoo quoted on a lot of the legislation around these kinds of curricular decisions being symbolic and signals by legislators of priorities, along with where they stand about what's important to the state by Kimmy Yam, "Illinois Becomes First State To Require Teaching Asian American History in Schools" Today, July 12, 2021.
"GOP Critical Race Theory Attack Is Straight From Reagan’s School Privatization Playbook," Jack Schneider (with Jennifer C. Berkshire), Opinion | Open Forum, The San Francisco Chronicle, June 27, 2021.

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