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Congratulations to Professor Dan Ho, winner of the Haas Center for Public Service's Roland Prize.
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(Originally published by the Haas Center for Public Service on March 4, 2026.) When California passed a law requiring counties to identify and redact
brnw.chIn the latest episode of the Knight-Hennessy Scholars podcast, Imagine A World, host Anson Zhou interviews Stanford Law Student, Amanda Morrison, JD '27, to explore the powerful connections between her upbringing in Montana, passion for dance, and pursuit of law. Amanda shares how her ...experiences have shaped her vision for a world where human connection triumphs over division.
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Amanda Morrison (2024 cohort) shares the through line connecting her upbringing in Montana, her background in dance, her work in documentary...
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When a fatal school shooting occurs, public outrage is swift. And polls show overwhelming support for measures like universal background checks.
But Congress rarely acts.
A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences helps explain why.
In ...“School Shootings and the Strategic Contributions of Gun Policy PACs in U.S. House Elections,” Stanford Law researchers John J. Donohue III, Eric A. Baldwin, and Takuma Iwasaki analyze 25 years of campaign finance data linked to every fatal K–12 school shooting since 2000.
Among their core findings: Both gun rights and gun control PACs surge money into the closest races, often neutralizing each other’s influence and blunting the electoral pressure that might otherwise push lawmakers toward reform.
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What if education policy started by asking students what they actually need?
Through "Roses Talk," a research initiative from Stanford Center for Racial Justice (@stanfordracialjustice) and Stanford University Graduate School of Education, Stanford student-researchers partnered ...with San José Unified to elevate the voices of “at-promise” high school students, the ones too often left out of policy decisions.
Students called for more counselors, earlier career guidance, and improvements to everyday learning conditions. The result: research-driven recommendations grounded in lived experience.
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