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AU Giving Day 2025 • The easiest way to prevent the next antisemitic attack • Alleged Threat to Lady Gaga Brazil Concert Came From Rising Type of 'Nihilistic' Hate Group • Trump administration to end DHS program designed to thwart terrorist attacks • Contrarian X PERIL Bill Braniff on misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation online • Rising political violence: root causes and possible solutions • What happens when pundits politicize responses to political violence? • Rise of Political Violence in the United States - Inside Look • Preventing Terrorism in the U.S. - Bill Braniff Discusses Challenges • Sign Up! - SPA Research Review Newsletter • 9/11 Cynthia Miller-Idriss: NBC - Kirk Assassination Casts Spotlight on Rise in Political Violence • 9/11 Cynthia Miller-Idriss: CNN - ‘A critical moment to stop the tinderbox from exploding’: political violence expert on Charlie Kirk shooting • 9/12 Cynthia Miller-Idriss: PBS - Extremism scholar analyzes influence of rhetoric on political violence • 9/13 Cynthia Miller-Idriss: CNN - Search for Motive in Killing of Charlie Kirk Intensifies • 9/15 Cynthia Miller-Idriss: NPR - If You Can Keep It: The shadow of political violence | 1AR • 9/11 Bill Braniff - United States enters a new age of political violence - The Washington Post • 9/11 Bill Braniff - WUSA9 - Interview on Charlie Kirk death | wusa9.com • 9/12 Bill Braniff: PennLive - After Charlie Kirk shooting in Utah, experts weigh in on the rise of political violence and gun violence. Kirk, Turning Point USA co-founder and conservative activist, was a proponent of the 2nd amendment • 9/12 Bill Braniff - Fox8 - Experts warn of growing political violence in the U.S. • 9/12 Bill Braniff - CBC - What can be done to curb political violence in the U.S.? | Power & Politics • 9/14 Bill Braniff - The Guardian - Charlie Kirk’s death raises fears of ‘beginning of a darker chapter’ for US violence | Charlie Kirk shooting | The Guardian • 9/14 Bill Braniff - Sunday Night with Chuck Todd: Prof. Bill Braniff, Johnny Szani & Will Sommer • NBC4 Washington - American University offering free training for fired and furloughed federal workers – NBC4 Washington • 7 News DC Via Washingtonian Probs • WTOP News • WUSA9 - American University Offers Support to Federal Employees | wusa9.com • WUSA9 - YouTube Shorts - Classes Without Quizzes at American University - YouTube • SPA Hosts 600 Furloughed Federal Workers for Classes Without Quizzes | American University, Washington, DC • A Dream, Fractured | School of Public Affairs | American University • Assoc. 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Prof. Sharan Grewal - When Democracy Falls Short: What we Can Learn from Lebanon and Tunisia • 2/19 Mock Law School Class w/ Jessica Waters: Statutory Interpretation and Reproductive Rights • 3/19 America's Reconstruction as an Episode of Post-Conflict Nation-Building • 3/16 Washington Forum on Northern Ireland • 3/18 The Thurber Dialogues on Democracy • 3/17 What Happens When Progressive Prosecutors Come to Town? • 3/24 The Right to Suburbia: Combating Gentrification on the Urban Edge • Women and Politics Course Info & Registration • 3/24 The Right to Suburbia • 4/2 Native Nations and Assimilation in Jefferson’s Lost Constitution of 1804 • Beyond the Blue | School of Public Affairs | American University • RSVP to SPA events here! • Police Reporting After Sexual Assault | School of Public Affairs | American University • Does Ranked Choice Voting Work for Local Elections? | School of Public Affairs | American University • Why Republicans are focusing on transgender issues in competitive 2026 campaigns – PolitiFact • Data centers are just the beginning. 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Yes, SPA Has One! • From Passive to Active Victimhood in the Shadow of State Violence • WeLead Program Info & Application • Exploring the Link Between Animal Cruelty and Intimate Partner and Family Violence • How does anyone afford childcare? • Graduate Degrees & Programs • 4 SPA faculty NBER Affiliates • The Anti-Social Effects of Legalizing Same-Sex Marriage: Fact or Fiction? - Sexuality Research and Social Policy • Is U.S. Democracy Really at Risk? A Framework for Assessing Threats • The Dark Side of Meritocracy? • A Year of Momentum: Donors Fuel SPA's Mission to Serve the Public Good • A closer look at voting rights on anniversary of 19th amendment • SPA in the Media: Comprehensive List of Links • AU SPA Is Ranked No. 9 Overall in New U.S. News & World Report Rankings • The Safety Net For Low-Income Women Around Childbirth • Taryn Morrissey - Parents weigh stay-at-home pivot amid rising expenses • Jessica Waters - Living Will Pregnancy Exclusions Spur Constitutional Challenges • Seth Gershenson - Michigan needs to attract, retain more teachers of color, new report says - Bridge Michigan • Corrections at Work - TaLisa J. Carter • Changemakers: Assisting America’s Returning Citizens • CCPS: “Trajectory of Power” with William Howell and David Miller • Why Ohio’s third-grade retention law worked (until lawmakers killed it) • Will Trump Pardon the Tate Brothers? • The Danger of Trump’s Anti-Communist Rhetoric - The Atlantic • GOP financial aid changes force tough choices for part-time students • Governor Spouses Speak at NGA Annual Policy Meeting | Video | C-SPAN.org • Tunisia’s summer of discontent | Brookings • Are Loan Limits Driving Down College Costs? • How Online Algorithms & Profit Motives Fuel Youth Radicalization | Dr. Cynthia Miller-Idriss - Doing Tech Right | Podcast on Spotify • Tom Kahn Named Director of AU SPA’s Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies | School of Public Affairs | American University • The drug policy debate’s common ground: Better treatment and recovery • A Private Life in the Public Eye | American Magazine | American University, Washington, D.C. • NATO 3.0: A Stronger Europe, a Stronger Alliance? • Iraq is emerging as the Middle East’s strategic connector – but can it turn foreign competition into advantage? • PEER - Effects of Student Loan Defaults • Assessing the Empirical Evidence of the National Adult Treatment Court Best Practice Standards (2nd Edition) - Jamie C. 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Boman, 2026 • President Biden's Clemency Record: Traditional, Then Trumpian • How Terrorist Groups Are Using A.I. to Gain an Edge in Battle - The New York Times • A Need for Informed Policy Against Critical Cyberattacks: The ROCCA Project - Orion Policy Institute • America's Founding Mothers - Anita McBride • ‘I want this on Donald’s desk’: Inside Melania Trump’s ambitious policymaking agenda - POLITICO • The ‘navalization’ of economic warfare sees trade routes become zones of force rather than rules • Students in Many Low-Earning Programs Will Wait At Least Another Year for Accountability — PEER Center • Trump Administration Guts Efforts to Prevent Gun Violence, Suppressing Reports - The New York Times • Ken Meier - The Future of Public Administration under Political Dysfunction • Rachael Goodman-Williams: Police Reporting After Sexual Assault • Once a political force, Irish America is now a shell of itself – The Irish Times • What Is the State of Political Violence in PA? | RealClearPennsylvania • America’s Other Founding Document | American Magazine | American University, Washington, D.C. • 9/18 WHEN TRUST IS LOST: HOW TO REBUILD STABLE STATEHOOD IN THE MIDDLE EAST • Democratic insurgents are winning on economics, not culture | Brookings • Karen Baehler - Safeguarding the US Federal Government Workforce • Elizabeth Suhay, "Debating the American Dream: How Explanations for Inequality Polarize Politics"... • Curiosity, Creativity Are Launching Pads for a Lobbying Career • 5 Under-the-Radar Student Loan Changes You Should Know About - WTOP News • As overdose deaths fall, complacency becomes the greatest threat • Congress & The Presidency: A Conversation with the New Editorial Team | School of Public Affairs | American University • How Rent-Control Intensity Relates to Tenant Outcomes in California Cities, 2010–2019 | School of Public Affairs | American University • Blood at the Ballot Box | School of Public Affairs | American University • Prenatal Industrial Pollution and Lifelong Economic Harm | School of Public Affairs | American University • Jane Palmer - Both/And: Scholar-Activism as an Ethical Imperative • Why We Might Not Know the Winner on Election Night • Classrooms as “Nurseries” for Citizenship: SPA Faculty Bridge Career Readiness and Civic Life | American University, Washington, DC • Cynthia Miller-Idriss on NBC News • Andrew Flores - New Policies Affecting Transgender Voters • Ali Valenzuela: Most Hispanic Americans support abortion access: AP-NORC poll • Cornel West and Robert George Talk About the Purpose of a Liberal Education • WPI: Trump losing ground with women on economy, poll shows • Why Does Race Matter? | School of Public Affairs | American University • Jane Palmer: "Survivor-Defined Justice" • The Jefferson Paradox: Slavery and the American Founding | AU 250+ Lecture • Thomas Zeitzoff: Tracing the Roots of Antisemitism • The state of LGBTQ+ rights in 2026 | 1A • Nicole Darnall: GLOBAL 50 WOMEN IN SUSTAINABILITY AWARDS 2024 | The SustainabilityX® Magazine • PEER Center Comments: Head Start Program Performance Standards — PEER Center • Lama Mohammed: A Multi-Stakeholder Approach for Leveraging Data Portability to Support Research on the Digital Information Environment • David Lublin - As War in Iran Continues, Opinion in Jewish Community Appears Mixed • Cyber Policy & Management • Geography and Health: Exploring Rural-Urban Disparities, NBER Summer Institute • The Threat Americans Ignore—Say Patriarchy | Psychology Today United Kingdom • What Drove the Drop? For-Profit Colleges and the Decline in College Advertising — PEER Center • Liz Suhay ISPP Award Winner • Alison Jacknowitz Named Dean of AU’s Top-Ranked School of Public Affairs | American University, Washington, DC • The Roger W. Jones Award for Executive Leadership | School of Public Affairs | American University • Trump’s ICE Raids Upended Childcare Industry | HuffPost Latest News • Cuban exiles' group at center of Raúl Castro indictment | AP News • Uncovering Coded Antisemitism Online Takes Both Human Expertise and AI Automation | School of Communication | American University, Washington, DC • San Diego mosque suspects’ writings reveal influence of online extremism, experts say • Jhacova A. Williams | NBER • Jeff Gill - Uncovering coded antisemitism online takes both human expertise and AI automation • From Classroom to Newsroom: Gabrielle McNamee on Journalism, Justice, and Life at AU | School of Communication | American University, Washington, DC • SPA Adj. Has a Trick Up His Sleeve • Claudia Persico - Biased AI for hires • Cynthia Miller-Idriss EXPOSES the Overlooked Driver of Extremism • Bill Leogrande - They Lost Their Homes in Cuba to the Communist Government. Will They Ever Get Them Back? - The New York Times • We Know Success - How AU graduates are doing • Thomas Zeitzoff - No Compromise in Defense of Mother Earth | School of Public Affairs | American University • Will Your Student Loan Company Choose Your Degree for You? • Congress is not the same, retiring lawmakers say. Can the institution still do its job? - CSMonitor.com • Jim Crotty on the Drug Crisis • The Ultimate Capstone: AU Senior Sets Sights on Connecticut State House | American University, Washington, DC • Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges: Meet AU’s 2026 President’s Award Winners | American University, Washington, DC • PAAI May 2026: Learn the Art and Science of Political Advocacy • NOBLE: The Law & Your Community • 2026 US News & World Report Rankings Are In! • Vote for Cynthia Miller-Idriss to win the Webby Awards People’s Voice • Jackson Arnold: From D.C. to Local Impact | School of Public Affairs | American University • How Julianna Stratton surged to victory in Illinois' Democratic Senate primary • Battleground Michigan Course Info & Application • Advancing Justice in a Shifting Landscape featuring Jocelyn Fontaine, Nicole D. Porter, Randall McNeil, and moderated by Ashley Nellis • CMI May 2026: Learn to Manage a Political Campaign • Law School Admissions in Washington, DC • Register for the 10th Annual ASEBP! • Eat, Engage, Excel - First Gen Event • #PMRC2026 Registration • Become a Sponsor for #PMRC2026! • Explore the Public Affairs & Advocacy Institute at SPA • Support AU Mock Trial at Nationals! • Commit to Connect: The Project on Civic Discourse — Horn Education Consulting • PTI - “Angry Populist Politics: Why it is Happening and What to do About it.” • Graduate Program Information Sessions • Graduate Program Application Coaching Session • A Foot in the Door | School of Public Affairs | American University • Cynthia Miller-Idriss: Violence, racism and antisemitism - it all starts with women. • WPI - Majority Rules - Film Screening and Panel Discussion - YouTube • PCD - Lara Schwartz - How to Have a Successful Holiday Family Reunion | American University, Washington, DC • WPI - WoW - She Leads: Progress and Persistent Barriers for Women in Politics • Why Trump’s ‘quiet, piggy’ comment should be seen as a warning • Policy Brief - Eli Lee - Employee Turnover Effects of the 2018–2019 United States Federal Government Shutdown | School of Public Affairs | American University • Quentin Fulks: The Art, Science, and Luck of the Campaign Trail | School of Public Affairs | American University • David Barker: Did Democrats cave or compromise in ending the shutdown? | Brookings • SPA ranked #6 worldwide! - 2025 ShanghaiRanking's Global Ranking of Academic Subjects • Jessica Waters: Michigan Lawsuit Challenges Pregnancy Exclusion Statute, Raising the Stakes for Reproductive Autonomy Post-Dobbs • Policy Brief - Waters and Adams - Pregnancy Exclusions in Advance Directives: A Post-Dobbs Equal Protection Argument | School of Public Affairs | American University • Paolo Estrella: Letters to the Editor: Newsom should lean on policy, not state symbolism, if he wants the presidency - Los Angeles Times • CCPS Thurber Dialogue Replay - Discussion on Challenges Facing Democracy | Video | C-SPAN.org • Michael Barr at Kogod • Five Questions with Thomas Kahn | School of Public Affairs | American University • AURORA - American University Repository for Open-Source Research & Analysis (AURORA) | School of Public Affairs | American University • Pregnancy Exclusions in Advance Directives: A Post-Dobbs Equal Protection Argument | School of Public Affairs | American University • PTI Event: Michelle Schwarze "Why Liberalism Needs Resentment" • Pre-order "Corrections at Work" by Prof. Talisa J Carter • January 2026 - Campaign Management Institute | School of Public Affairs | American University • PTI Event: Peter Levine "What Should We Do? A Theory of Civic Life" • ASEBP2026 - Call for Papers • PERIL - CP3 Brown Bag Talk • Meet with your SPA Peer Advisor! • "Thurber Dialogues on Democracy" series will feature Prof. Cynthia Miller-Idriss and Kaitlyn DaVisio • SPA Welcomes 14 New Faculty in 2025-26 • SPA Explains: Imagining a First Gentleman • How to Survive in Washington | School of Public Affairs | American University • Q&A with Anita McBride on In Pursuit | School of Public Affairs | American University • Lunch with Lawyers 10/17/24 • CEP: Why Aren't the Presidential Candidates Talking Much About Climate Change? • 2024 Presidential Elections: Implications and Consequences for U.S. Democracy • Prof. Cynthia Miller-Idriss Awarded Carnegie Fellowship for Research in Political Polarization and Violence • WPI: She Votes • The Best Public Affairs Programs in America, Ranked • Derek Hyra: Racialized Housing Policy, Police Violence & Social Unrest • SPA Welcomes New Tenure-line Faculty in 2024-25 • Lara Schwartz: Can You Teach Free Speech? These Colleges Are Trying. • Lynn Addington: In domestic violence cases, police are more likely to make arrests when pets are abused, too • PTI Event: Karsten Fischer on Victimhood Narratives as a Challenge for Reconciliation • Denia Smith Received Voyager Scholarship 2024-2026 • Thomas Zeitzoff: Elon Musk has been predicting a ‘civil war’ in Europe for nearly a year • Gender on the Ballot housed by Women & Politics Institute • Derek Hyra: How Urban Renewal Led to Urban Uprisings • Sara Harmouch: Olympic arson attacks highlight growing danger of low-tech terrorism on public transit systems • David Lublin: Mississippi ruling reflects Virginia’s history of felon voter disenfranchisement, by Roger Chesley • Scott Bass: Creating respectful faculty-administrator collaborations (opinion) • William LeoGrande: Senator Robert Menendez and the Corruption of Cuba Policy • JLC 437 - Course Catalog - Enroll today! • What Comes Next in the Presidential Election • Betsy Fischer-Martin: Kamala Harris ignores Hillary Clinton's playbook • David Schwegman: Wind farms' benefits to communities can be slow or complex, leading to opposition and misinformation • David Schwegman: Wind power can be a major source of tax revenue, but officials struggle to get communities on board • TaLisa Carter: Skin in the Game • Thomas Zeitzoff: Teens Who Witnessed the Trump Assassination Attempt Are Conflicted on Gun Violence • Suleyman Ozeren: Erdogan’s Reconciliation with Reality: Back to Rapprochement with Assad - Manara Magazine • Cynthia Miller-Idriss in the News • Sine Event: Dialogue for Democracy • Jessica Waters: Supreme Court’s blow to federal agencies’ power will likely weaken abortion rights – 3 issues to watch • William LeoGrande: Wayne Smith Devoted His Career to Dialogue and Diplomacy • Cynthia Miller-Idriss on PBS News Hour | Why political violence is on the rise in the United States | Season 2024 | PBS • Jessica Waters: Conservative 'Project 2025' plan for a GOP presidency includes the elimination of abortion - TAI News • Education & Antisemitism - Study by Thomas Zeitzoff • Nicole Darnall - Eminent Scholar Chair in Sustainability • A global snapshot of LGBTQ+ rights and setbacks, 55 years after Stonewall • JLC-461 Psych of Pol Violence/Terror • Juneteenth Reading List • Seth Gershenson sited in White House FACT SHEET • SAMI Course: Star Wars and Conflict Resolution • SAMI Course: Information Security and the Risk Management Framework • Course Catalog - Eagle Service • SPA Analytics & Management Institute Home • 2024 Truman Scholars • Sine Distinguished Lecturer Pam Melroy • National Organization of Black Law Enforcement (NOBLE) Executives Panel • William K. Reilly Awards 2024 • Anita McBride draws on her White House experiences and scholarship to co-author two books on America's First Ladies • American University’s School of Public Affairs Ranked No. 13 Overall, Highest in D.C., by U.S. News and World Report • A Jewish Journey in the White House & Beyond • PTI Event: Michael Zuckert • Women in Homeland Security Panel • 9 Moments Over 9 Decades: Every Moment Counts • Cybersecurity Leaders Launch New Online Platform to Close Gaps in Understanding Cyber Policy • Submit Nominations for CEP's Reilly Awards • Learn More about our Master of Public Administration • Learn More about ouur Master of Public Policy • MS Terrorism & Homeland Security Policy • Metropolitan Policy Center Home • Climate Risk and Insurance Conference • SPA Graduate Admissions Info Session • AU President Gray's New York Times Article • Key Executive Leadership Programs Home • Most young Americans feel unsafe and support stricter gun laws, new survey shows • Celebrate Five Years of SAMI • Democratic Erosion Consortium Wins $1.7 Million State Department Grant • Re-Envisioning Police Training in the U.S. • Ranked #10 Overall in New U.S. News and World Report Rankings • SPA Dispatches • Register for a SAMI Course • SPA in Cairo • U.S. Youth Attitudes on Guns Report • FACT SHEET: Biden-Harris Administration Releases First-Ever U.S. National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism | The White House • SPA Video Viewbook • Shanghai World Ranking • SPA Super Squads -- Leading the way in Public Affairs Research and Analysis • SPA Social Media Hub • Spotify Playlist by AU Counseling Center • #AUChallengeAccepted • SPA Events Dispatch • SPA on Facebook • SPA Website