Social Policy
Content on theory, vision and strategy relating to social policy, including how states and societies respond to global challenges of social and economic change, of poverty, migration and globalisation.
The Trump administration has suspended over $10 billion of federal childcare funds for five Democratic-led states over alleged fraud. So what if…
Recently I did some training with a group of newly elected officers and business agents. We used their International’s steward training manual,…
For decades, the United States and Israel have stuck closely to their respective, scripted roles in the Middle East: the job of…
For decades, Canada has carefully cultivated a global reputation for principle, human rights, and moral clarity. However, that image is now cracking,…
When Republican politicians complain about “food stamp fraud,” they generally mean that some welfare cheat is ripping off the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, by…
I have a cousin (actually, the son of a cousin) who was employed as a prison guard in rural Ohio. I’ll refrain from…
The United States is on the road to a form of neofascism that, if allowed to complete its course, will have long-lasting…
For nearly two decades, organizers in Sacramento have centered Black self-determination, community-based advocacy, and working-class parent empowerment to fight for a 21st-century…
As we near the end of this first year of Trump’s second administration, we face a new challenge: sustaining and building resistance…
Starting on January 1, Israel will ban 37 international aid groups and charities from operating in Gaza in its latest effort to…
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