PPL is excited to announce our Fall 2024 events. Click here to learn more: mailchi.mp/temple/pplfall…

Join PPL and Temple Philosophy on September 4, for a book event featuring Wendy Salkin (Stanford University) who will be discussing her new book Speaking for Others. Learn more about Professor Salkin's book here: hup.harvard.edu/books/97806742…

Join us on October 10 when PPL Faculty Fellow Ingrid Olson (Department of Psychology and Neuroscience) presents in our Colloquium Series. events.temple.edu/ppl-colloquium…

Join us on October 24 when PPL Faculty Fellow Jessica Roney (Department of History) presents in our Colloquium Series. events.temple.edu/ppl-colloquium…

NEW LOCATION (MAZUR 7): Join PPL and the Temple University Department of Political Science on November 7 for a panel discussion on the 2024 election. Panelists will share the available results and their reactions. Pizza and cookies will be served!

Monday 11/18: Join our special professional development event for CLA graduate students titled Beyond Your Graduate Degree: Leverage Your Online Presence for Success featuring Jennifer Polk, PhD (she, her). Register: temple.joinhandshake.com/events/1624198… Temple Public Policy Lab Humanities at Temple

We're excite to start of the spring semester with a talk from PPL Faculty Fellow Dr. Jared Clemons. Join us on January 23 at 12:30 p.m. for Dr. Clemons's talk "The Education Paradox: Explaining Educational Racial Inequalities." Details here: events.temple.edu/ppl-colloquium…

In a newly released Policy Brief, “How to Deal with Cheating in Online Surveys,” author Matthew H. Graham evaluates different approaches to reduce cheating and preserve data quality. bit.ly/4g1c3qV

Can't wait to welcome TU History Dept alum DAN ROYLES back to campus and to the Urban History Workshop on 2/28 @ 12PM. Join us and spread the good word.

PPL brings together policymakers, scholars, and advocates to discuss the ongoing opioid crisis and the policy prescriptions needed to help individuals and communities recover. This panel discussion coincides with the release of the fifth issue of our e-magazine, The Lab Report.

Join a panel from Temple PoliSci next Tuesday discussing the first two months of the new administration.

On March 28–30, there will be a 3-day conference on Constitutional Democracy in Crisis. More info at sites.temple.edu/crisis/

Coming up this Thursday is our panel on the opioid crisis.

Today we are excited to release the fifth issue of The Lab Report, a magazine of the Public Policy Lab at Temple University’s College of Liberal Arts. This year’s issue features essay on the opioid epidemic in America. Click here to download a free copy: drive.google.com/file/d/1lRgeVg…

Join us on April 17 for a talk from Melissa Osborne (Western Washington University) about her recent book Polished: College, Class, and the Burdens of Social Mobility.