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Bamboo

Fighting for Women’s Rights, Thulasi Maddineni Seeks an End to Honor Killings in India and Around the Globe

Honor killings occur when a young girl or woman is killed by her family members for actions that allegedly dishonored the family values. Offenses that dishonor a family can range from the way a girl or woman dresses, having an extramarital affair, etc.
Ryan Kellogg

Professor Ryan Kellogg Discusses Oil Pipeline Logistics

Understanding how oil transport occurs allows policymakers to tailor solutions for energy challenges and decrease the quantity of oil spills.
James A. Robinson

Professor James A. Robinson Discusses Corruption in Ukraine

Prosperity in Ukraine is limited because of unequal social arrangements offering a political voice to only a segment of society, which Robinson and co-author Daron Acemoglu define as extractive institutions.
Samuel Sinyangwe

Activist, Data Scientist Samuel Sinyangwe Gives Advice to Harris Students

Sinyangwe advises incoming Harris students not to wait for permission, to make their research accessible and actionable, to interrogate the assumptions of their field, work together, and focus on evidence-based solutions.

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Robert Goerge

Senior Fellow and Lecturer Robert Goerge Joins the Committee on National Statistics

Professor Colm O'Muircheartaigh is departing from the Committee after six years of service.
Bruce D. Meyer

Professor Bruce Meyer to Receive 2019 Links Lecture Award for Advancing Statistics

Bruce D. Meyer, the McCormick Foundation Professor at the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy, will be presented with the 2019 Links Lecture Award from the American Statistical Association (ASA) on Friday, October 18 in Washington D.C.

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Crime Lab

What’s Next for the University of Chicago Crime Lab?

On Oct. 15, a diverse group of nonprofit and civic leaders, philanthropists, policymakers, researchers and Chicago residents gathered to discuss their shared stake in the city’s future.
Pearson

Leading Scholars and High-Ranking Political Decision-Makers from Around the World Gather to Discuss Current Global Crises and Conflicts

On October 18 and 19, 2019, The University of Chicago will gather leading scholars and high-ranking political decision-makers from around the world in Berlin, Germany to discuss current global crises and conflicts at The Pearson Global Forum 2019.