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Wright co-authored an opinion piece connecting his personal background to the policies surrounding COVID-19.

Determining how to allocate supplies and produce equipment requires strategy at a massive scale, but individual actions also greatly matter.

A study co-authored by Professor Oeindrila Dube examines effects of interventions to boost community involvement and underlines importance of public trust.

Research on the 2014 Ebola epidemic suggests the importance of patient trust, grass-roots mobilization, and honesty in stopping an epidemic.

Why don’t we prepare better for crises we know are coming? What effect will the coronavirus pandemic have on Trump’s 2020 chances? Should we even be having an election in the midst of a viral outbreak? On this episode, we turn to political science.

Harris Public Policy has created a series of programming called “Transitions” meant to convene and guide Harris alumni through career changes. “Transitions” launched in November 2019, featuring a series of virtual events and webinars.