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Michigan Minds Podcast: Discussing Election Day and Vote-By-Mail
July 31, 2020
Consumers need renewal of federal aid
July 31, 2020
Local government leaders in Michigan generally back expanded absentee voting, other ballot reforms
July 28, 2020
Mixed messages, fading outlook among local leaders in annual Michigan Public Policy Survey
July 16, 2020
Richard Curtin: The New Political Economy
July 10, 2020
Police brutality in America: Teach-out encourages learners to get informed, involved
July 7, 2020
Talking with parents empowers Latino youths to engage in community
July 7, 2020
Political divide? Not much when it involves negative news
July 2, 2020
Michigan Minds Podcast: Building Curriculum Around Democracy and Debate
June 30, 2020
Companies use work, school links to gain legal advantage in patent infringement cases
June 29, 2020
Consumer confidence: Coronavirus trends dominate economy
June 26, 2020
Ford School dean: Dodd-Frank strong foundation, more financial reforms needed post-pandemic
June 26, 2020
Michigan local government leaders report widespread crisis-level impacts from COVID-19 pandemic
June 24, 2020
Holly Jarman & Scott Greer: Future of UK’s health care system uncertain as Brexit moves forward amid COVID
June 19, 2020
Supreme Court decision on LGBTQ+ rights will have ‘monumental’ impact on community
June 18, 2020
Michigan Minds Podcast: How Structural Racism Generates Health Disparities
June 18, 2020
The Dodd-Frank Act 10 years later: A daylong examination of its impact
June 17, 2020
Michigan Minds Podcast: How Political Conflict and Participation Address Issues of Inequality
June 9, 2020
Social media executive order: U-M experts can discuss
May 28, 2020
Michigan Minds Podcast: Local Government Fiscal Health During COVID-19
April 28, 2020

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