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Gun Violence Prevention Advocates Speak About Importance of Community-Based Solutions (opens the original)
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A former U.S. Secretary of Education and three advocates endorsed a holistic, community-based approach to gun violence prevention at a Georgetown University event Sept. 23. The event, hosted by the McCourt School of Public Policy, featured representatives from Chicago Create Real Economic Destiny (CRED), a nonprofit organization that provides young people from historically disadvantaged Chicago neighborhoods professional coaching, mental health care and other educational support. CRED’s model is
GU Professor Looks to Center Slave Narratives in New Book (opens the original)
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A Georgetown University Black studies professor advocated for centering enslaved people’s perspectives when studying U.S. slavery at a Sept. 16 book talk. Robert Patterson, who was the inaugural chair of Georgetown’s Black studies department from 2016 to 2019, released his book, “Black Narratives of Slavery: A Very Short Introduction” last spring. At the event, Patterson argued that enslaved people’s legacies remain relevant to the story of slavery in the United States, which he aimed to do in h
Journalist Traces Pre-9/11 Islamophobia in New Book (opens the original)
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A prominent journalist argued that 9/11 accelerated but did not originate Islamophobia in the United States at a Georgetown University event about her new book Sept. 8. Rozina Ali’s new book, which follows Islamophobia’s domestic rise, argues that the United States struggled with anti-Muslim hatred long before the 9/11 terrorist attacks inspired a new wave of hostility. Ali’s book tracks Islamophobia through the lens of four families, whose stories frame discrimination trends over the past eight
Expert Argues AI Could Have Marginal Economic Impact (opens the original)
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A McCourt School of Public Policy professor argued that artificial intelligence (AI) will not significantly affect the U.S. economy Michael Strain, a prominent economist and professor of practice at Georgetown, argued that AI is not making as significant of an impact on the U.S. economy as many have been led to believe by prominent Silicon Valley figures. Strain — a political economist and a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a Washington, D.C. policy thinktank — said that AI has not i
GU Professor Analyzes Theories on Intergroup Conflict in New Book (opens the original)
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A Georgetown University psychology professor argued that there are four explanations for why humans are drawn to conflict in a new book published Sept. 4. Fathali Moghaddam’s book, “Theories of Intergroup Relations: Psychological Perspectives in Global Context,” analyzes four major theories of intergroup relations: irrationalist, materialist, justice-based and identity-based. Moghaddam positioned his research in the current political atmosphere, which he believes has led to increasing isolationi
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