The Impact of Autonomous Drones on Privacy and Security Social Justice Policy Brief #171 | By: Inijah Quadri | January 23, 2025 Photo by Kaleb Kendall on Unsplash __________________________________ Policy Issue Summary Autonomous drones have rapidly integrated into...
Park City, Utah, is one of the most premier ski areas in the United States. It boasts a tremendous 350 trails with over 40 lifts to move skiers uphill and access the terrain. Park City Mountain Resort is one of over 40 ski resorts owned by Vail Resorts around the world. Other famous resorts owned by Vail Resorts are: Whistler Blackcomb in British Columbia, Canada; Crested Butte in Colorado; Crans-Montana in Switzerland (home to a FIS World Cup alpine ski race); and three ski resorts in Australia (and many others throughout the United States). Vail Resorts, in 2024, did $2.8 billion in net revenue and over $230 million in net income, according to Vail Resorts website.
Do All Acts of Political Violence Need a Side? Social Justice Policy Brief #170 | By: Morgan Davidson | January 07, 2025 Photo by Colin Lloyd __________________________________ Summary The start of 2025 has been marked by significant acts of political violence,...
Brief #169 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by: Inijah Quadri
Explore the rapid rise of e-sports and its significant influence on traditional sports. Discover strategies for engaging younger audiences in this evolving landscape.
Brief #168 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by: Inijah Quadri
The recent attempt on Donald Trump’s life has reignited the fierce debate over gun ownership laws in the United States, highlighting the deep divide between gun rights advocates and proponents of stricter regulations. As the nation grapples with this latest incident, the urgent question remains: how can we balance constitutional rights with the imperative to prevent gun violence?
Brief #167 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by: Morgan Davidson
Much has been made about political violence in America, with the most recent event being the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Was the attempted assassination simply due to recent campaign rhetoric, or is it indicative of a larger issue?
Brief #166 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by: Reilly Fitzgerald
In the murky world of sports betting, a $330 billion industry teetering on the edge of legality, the line between fair play and corruption is becoming increasingly blurred. As leagues, athletes, and law enforcement grapple with the pervasive influence of sports betting, the integrity of competition hangs in the balance.
Brief #165 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by: Devyne Byrd
In a stunning 4-3 decision, the New York Court of Appeals has overturned Harvey Weinstein’s cornerstone 2020 rape conviction, a verdict that once symbolized the triumph of the #MeToo movement. This reversal ignites a fierce debate on the legal handling of sexual violence cases and the admissibility of prior accusations, leaving survivors and advocates in turmoil.
Brief #164 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by: Inijah Quadri
The United States is experiencing profound demographic transformations characterized by an aging population, declining birth rates, and increased immigration. These demographic shifts are reshaping the socio-economic landscape, impacting public policy from healthcare to education, and altering the workforce dynamics.
Brief #163 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by: Courtney Denning
Explore the surge of Palestinian protests on U.S. college campuses, sparked by the Israel-Palestine conflict, and delve into the intricate web of free speech debates, accusations of antisemitism, and law enforcement responses amid a resounding cry for social justice and solidarity with Palestine.
Brief #162 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by: Devyne Byrd
The recent ruling by the European Court of Human Rights against Switzerland underscores the growing significance of climate litigation in holding governments accountable for their actions, or lack thereof, in addressing climate change. As citizens increasingly turn to the courts to spur climate action, legal battles like Juliana v. United States in the U.S. and similar cases worldwide are becoming pivotal in shaping environmental policy and promoting accountability.
Brief #161 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by: Inijah Quadri
In today’s dynamic landscape, immigration stands as a cornerstone of the United States, fueling economic growth, fostering innovation, and enriching the nation’s cultural tapestry. However, amidst its undeniable benefits, challenges persist, from navigating complex employment opportunities to addressing legal complexities and public perceptions.