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“The IPAL Capstone Project supplemented me with the skills I needed the most.”

“I like local government because it deals directly with policies that seem small but are incredibly influential on people’s lives.”

More than 30 years after the infamous “Central Park Five” arrests, Kevin Richardson—the speaker at the 2023 Harris School of Public Policy’s George E. Kent Lecture—has transformed his nightmarish experience into activism.

For several years, Associate Professor Ito had searched for data that could be used to study the health and economic implications of international spillovers of air pollution. Along with student Will Seonmin Heo, however, the two found a solution.

Chicago Public Media and CEG will collaborate on a significant initiative to investigate and explore the critical issues facing democracy in the city, state, and nation.

Free and open to the public, this years’ speaker will be Ibrahim Elbadawi, the Managing Director of the Economic Research Forum and a prominent Sudanese innovator and former high-level government appointee.

"As a school that honors diversity and collaboration, Harris will allow me to stay true to my personal values while also challenging me to think at the level of a policy maker.”