Hard to Say 'Goodbye' from Afar in Time of Coronavirus
Despite distance learning at term's end, MPP Graduate Hannah Sweeney is "...excited to reach the new goals I have set for myself."
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Michigan Sees Advantage from Consensus Revenue Projections
Michigan's revenue estimating process gives the state an advantage in managing its budget. Still, financial forecasting remains an inexact science.
Michigan's 2020 Census: Implications and Challenges
Without a complete and accurate 2020 Census count, Michigan stands to lose congressional and financial resources, an IPPSR Public Policy Forum concludes.
Summer Experience: From Classroom to Capstone
The lessons learned during a summer journey traveling from IPPSR Graduate Fellow, to internship to final project.
In Other Words (Week of May 20)
Our biweekly compilation of policy-related readings from divergent voices across Michigan.
Independent Streams (week of May 13)
Our bi-weekly roundup of policy-relevant reads and IPPSR-connected research.
IPPSR Public Policy Forum: Lending Light to Michigan's Double Crisis
The Institute for Public Policy and Social Research held a policy forum focused on Michigan’s double crisis of opioid overdose and suicide. The Public Policy Forum took place on January 16, 2019.
See the presentations, and links to the photos, from this IPPSR Public Policy Forum.
IPPSR Public Policy Forum: Term Limits
IPPSR's Public Policy Forum presents research and observations on Michigan's strict term limits.
IPPSR Forum: Prevailing Wage and Workforce Diversity, Cost and Safety
Michigan's prevailing wage law and its impact on highly skilled trade jobs.
IPPSR Forum: Michigan Faces Recreational Marijuana Vote
Highlights from IPPSR's September Public Policy Forum on recreational marijuana as a public vote nears on the issue.
