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Social Justice Posts

Social Justice Posts

Addressing the Modern Refugee Crisis in the US: Policies and Solutions

Brief #157 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by: Inijah Quadri

In the face of the modern refugee crisis, the United States faces complex challenges in providing sanctuary to those fleeing persecution and violence. Recent policies and solutions propose increasing refugee admission caps, streamlining resettlement processes, and ending harmful border policies to uphold humanitarian obligations while balancing security concerns.

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Police Reform in Two Cities: Baltimore and Minneapolis

Brief #155 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by Inijah Quadri

In the United States, the path to police reform has been a complex and diverse journey, significantly influenced by local contexts and challenges. By examining the police reform efforts in two cities—Baltimore and Minneapolis—we can gain insights into the differences in approach and outcomes in these cities.

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Journalism Rights Should Matter Like Other Human Rights

Brief #154 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by Diing Magot

Journalism is currently under threat, in today’s world people are still confused about the role of a journalist in a democratic society. Access to information is a challenge and journalists continuously work in an environment that can lead to being harassed threatened, jailed or even killed.

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Reinventing Policing: The Road to Police Reform in the United States

Brief #153 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by Inijah Quadri

In the United States, the urgent need for police reform has been brought into sharp focus following high-profile incidents involving police use of force. The tragic deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and countless others at the hands of law enforcement have sparked nationwide protests and a deep reevaluation of policing practices.

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Violence Against Women

Brief #149 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by Abigail Hunt

It should cause us all consternation when society rewards men for spouting dangerous rhetoric, while it chastises and punishes women for expressing the same sentiments.

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