On September 7-8, 2023, the Goldman School of Public Policy hosted its inaugural Berkeley Public Policy Annual Conference and Alumni Gathering. The event brought together alumni, faculty, staff, students, and
Founded in 1903, the American Political Science Association (APSA) is the leading professional organization for the study of political science and serves more than 11,000 members in more than 100
Each year, 20 highly qualified, academically talented undergraduates come together to build a supportive intellectual community during their final year at UC Berkeley. Haas Scholars come from all walks of
In April, more than 30 jail-based voting practitioners across the country joined a Share-and-Solve workshop hosted by the Possibility Lab. In enthusiastic conversation and real-time updates to a Google doc,
Informing people in jail about their legal right to vote can increase their trust in and engagement with the electoral system. In partnership with the Alameda County Public Defenders, who oversee
The Lytton Center for History and the Public Good at Ohlone College hosted Possibility Lab Executive Director Professor Amy Lerman, Faculty Affiliate Mia Bird, and Faculty Affiliate and Senior Researcher
As researchers, we are trained to bring objectivity and systematic methods of inquiry to our work. However, we are often outsiders to the communities we study, and so do not
In January, we hosted the first convening of a new Community of Practice focusing on Alternative Metrics for Evaluating Public Safety. The convening brought together a diverse group of participants
In January, we hosted the first convening of a new Community of Practice focusing on Alternative Metrics for Evaluating Public Safety. The convening brought together a diverse group of participants
Possibility Lab Executive Director Professor Amy E. Lerman participated in a panel discussion as part of CPP’s annual meeting. Click here to learn more about CPP.