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Income Inequality and Democratic Backsliding

The Lowe Down

Although democracy has greatly expanded globally over the past few decades, democratic backsliding has been a topic of concern over recent years. Some scholars believe that rising inequality across the world is causing democratic backsliding. Rises in inequality do not seem to cause backsliding. Article by Meghna Pamula.

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Addressing the Housing Crisis (with Bree Lang)

Policy Chats

In this episode, Professor of Economics Dr. Bree Lang talks with students from the UC Riverside School of Public Policy about Low-Income Housing and the Housing Crisis. And if you look in California in particular, in the mid-2010s, 80 percent of households were spending more than 30 percent of their income on housing.

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Addressing the Housing Crisis (with Bree Lang)

Policy Chats

In this episode, Professor of Economics Dr. Bree Lang talks with students from the UC Riverside School of Public Policy about Low-Income Housing and the Housing Crisis. Podcast Highlights: “ The US Department of Housing and Urban Development defines affordability as someone who is spending 30 percent or less of their income on housing.

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Lessons from 2023 VAD Academy: Systemic Racism is a Root Cause of Vacant Properties

Center for Community Progress

Here are two examples from this year’s VAD Academy: Racial Inequity in Property Tax Systems The property tax system—which encompasses all parts of property tax administration, from valuation to enforcement—remains unjust and exploitive, especially for people of color. These maps of Louisville offer one stark example.

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4 steps to launching a successful data literacy program for public sector employees

AWS Public Sector Blog

Public sector agencies today require digital skills to deliver the functions citizens expect, and the innovations necessary to speed up processes and address gaps and inequity. Increased worker income and productivity add an estimated $6.3 Key content curation considerations include topic, author, and format.

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My ALA Conference

Librarian.net

All meetings were virtual again this year and the big topic was ALA ‘s Forward Together plan. Incoming president Patty Wong, ALA ‘s first Asian American President, had some really good ideas about how to continue the work of Forward Together and I look forward to her administration.

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