Premieres March 3 The ARC* of Justice: Moving from Here to Equality The Ways & Means podcast series Arc of Justice responds .......
The Ways & Means podcast team hosted the live Climate Whistleblowers event as a part of Duke Energy Week 2020. .......
The question of whether and how to compensate descendants of people formerly enslaved in the United States has hung over .......
What makes a great leader during a deeply divided time? And what can we learn from one of the most .......
A look at why local news is struggling, why that matters for democracy and what can be done about it. .......
On this episode of Ways and Means we ask – how did the gun control movement become a force in .......
There’s a big gap between young Americans’ intention to vote and the chance that they will actually do it. In .......
Research into how government-funded afterschool programs for poor families are empowering politically motivated parents. Features Chicago and Durham, NC programs. .......
Season 5 of Ways & Means is dedicated to issues in U.S. politics, civic life and hot topics in the .......
New research into how to best help children control themselves in the classroom. .......
We go inside an innovative, free public program that helps new moms and dads adjust to life with a newborn. .......
Who will take the hardest hit financially as the world heats up, and can anything be done about it? .......
A research team from Duke University treks into the Himalayas to investigate why a promising way to deliver electricity to .......
Using behavioral economics to nudge commuters into leaving their cars behind. .......
Explore new research into how to overcome partisanship when it comes to belief about climate change. .......
Season 4 launches with a miniseries featuring policy ideas for understanding and dealing with our changing climate. .......
Ways & Means wins CASE Award for the second year in a row. .......
A research team is testing a novel new approach to helping orphans in Kenya get mental healthcare. .......
New research on how providing incentives for doctors in the developing world might help more women survive childbirth. (Malur, India.) .......
How the authors of the National Defense Education Act turned politics of crisis into a law that opened the door .......
Learning about how criminals actually get their guns could lead to a change in how law enforcement does its job. .......
There’s evidence that diplomacy and public shaming are helping shine a light on a problem that depends on secrecy to .......
How researchers are using Google Earth to find the undocumented slums of India. .......
How hyper-vigilance about the possible threat of Muslim-American violence might be making all Americans less safe. .......
Why fraud has been a key feature of American business from the beginning. .......
New research on the difficulties some people face to gain wealth, even when they do everything right. .......
Are the major concerns parents have about teens and their mobile devices justified? .......
What reformers across the nation are doing to combat gerrymandering and restore the power of your vote. .......
“Whiteness” in America – how it’s changed, what it means, and how it may be changing still. .......
What gets in the way of change in government, and what we need to know about ourselves to make something .......