About the chapter
Washington SSN brings together scholars from multiple locations in the Pacific Northwest, primarily in Washington state. Members include leading scholars of criminal justice, economic and racial inequality, health care, political history, urban development, tax policy, and more.
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Why Incarcerated People Hold the Keys to Prison Reform
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Latest in the News
Mark C. Long's research on effect of affirmative action bans discussed by , "University Admissions, Public Contracting Take Center Stage in Washington’s Referendum 88 on Affirmative Action," The Seattle Times, September 30, 2019.
Alexes Harris quoted on burden of jail fees on poor people by Izabela Zaluska, "Pay-To-Stay, Other Fees, Can Put Jail Inmates Hundreds or Thousands in Debt" Madison 365, September 16, 2019.
Margaret O'Mara quoted on sanctions against Big Tech firms by Ian Sherr, "Facebook Should be Punished, not Broken Up " MSN Money, May 14, 2019.
Margaret O'Mara's research on the importance of historians discussed by , "Why We Need History Majors to Understand our Future," Crosscut, April 22, 2019.
Jacob M. Grumbach quoted on the paths that members of the House of Representatives took to Congress by Sahil Chinoy and Jessia Ma, "How Every Member Got to Congress" The New York Times, January 26, 2019.