Hacker has been awarded the 2020 Robert M. Ball Award for Outstanding Achievements in Social Insurance.
Average hours worked in small businesses plummeted by 60% in March due to COVID-19 restrictions. As of June 6, they remain 35.9% below pre-pandemic levels.
Alexander discusses the COVID-19 pandemic, the protests against systemic racism and police brutality, and his theory of “cultural trauma.”
A sharp critic of electoral democracy, Yale’s Hélène Landemore sees the present moment as an opportunity to imagine new and better things.
Carlie Martinez ’22 DNP is an internal medicine/urgent care nurse practitioner at Boston Medical Center.
New datasets are being released by companies and made publicly available during the coronavirus pandemic. A number of Yale social scientists are using these datasets to...
In the developing world, those most at risk from the economic effects of COVID-19 are beyond the reach of aid programs. Yale SOM’s Kevin Donovan wants to help.
