About the chapter
San Diego SSN unites area scholars with expertise that focus on both the unique challenges facing San Diegans, as well as the concerns of Americans across the country. Our focus areas include diversity in politics and civil society, contributions and challenges of immigration, housing and homelessness, limits and possibilities of science education, and job creation in the high-tech economy.
Leaders
- Criminal Justice
- Democracy & Governance
- Gender & Sexuality
- Inequality
University of San Diego
Members
- Colleges & Universities
- Civic Engagement
- Education
University of California, San Diego
- Science & Technology
- Civic Engagement
University of San Diego
University of Nottingham
- Gender & Sexuality
- Housing
- Inequality
- Public Health
San Diego State University
- Democracy & Governance
- Foreign Policy & Security
- Law & Courts
San Diego State University
Latest Contributions
“Flak Catching” and How to Improve Government Response to Urban Uprisings
Key Findings Brief,
Trump’s Border Wall Belongs to Biden Now
Commentary,
Increase Access to Contraception via Pharmacist Prescribing During COVID-19
Basic Facts Brief,
Latest In The News
"Land Acknowledgments Meant To Honor Indigenous People Too Often Do the Opposite – Erasing American Indians and Sanitizing History Instead," Elisa Sobo, The Conversation, October 7, 2021.
"US Black and Latino Communities Often Have Low Vaccination Rates – But Blaming Vaccine Hesitancy Misses the Mark," Elisa Sobo (with ), The Conversation,
"Universal Bathroom Access in San Diego Could Help Save Lives. Here’s How.," Megan B. Welsh (with ), Opinion, The San Diego Union Tribune, June 7, 2021.
"California Gave People the ‘Right’ To Be Homeless — But Little Help Finding Homes," Neil M. Gong, Outlook - Perspective, The Washington Post, May 20, 2021.