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ICYMI . . . Meta Launched Instagram Teen Accounts
Six things to know now about new protections on a platform used by a majority of teens ages 13 to 17.
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New Podcast Series, American FLOTUS, Debuts
The First Ladies Association for Research and Education and the popular podcast American POTUS launched a new podcast that focuses on US first ladies, their impact, legacies, and evolution of the role and office.
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New PEER Center at AU to Advance Equitable Postsecondary Education Outcomes
AU and The George Washington University launch a new Postsecondary Equity & Economics Research (PEER) Center that will research policies to improve the affordability and outcomes of postsecondary education in the United States.
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She Votes: From Issues to Impact
Women in Politics Institute released results of its new 2024 Poll "She Votes: From Issues to Impact."
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Political Science 路
Tracing the Roots of Antisemitism
SPA professor explores the relationship between education and prejudice across countries.
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Criminology 路
"Survivor-Defined Justice"
SPA professor explores the civil legal needs of sexual assault survivors.
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Achievements 路
SPA Welcomes New Faculty in 2024-25
The School of Public Affairs (SPA) at American University is pleased to welcome 11 new faculty members.
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Fantastic Voyage: Three Eagles land Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship
An AU student has won the award every year since its inception
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Government & Politics 路
AU SPA鈥檚 Women & Politics Institute Is Permanent Home to Gender on the Ballot
Support from Barbara Lee Family Foundation Ensures Important Dialogue on Gender in Politics Will Continue
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On Campus 路
What We鈥檙e Reading This Summer
From history to fantasy, mystery to nonfiction, and more, AU faculty, staff, students, and neighbors share the good reads capturing their attention.
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