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Generative AI and Public Administration: Opportunities and Challenges

2023-06-02T05:55:58-04:00

NJSPL Co-Principal Investigator Gregory Porumbescu will be a co-editor on a special issue of Public Performance and Management Review, which will be focusing on the potential generative artificial intelligence to transform administrative decision-making and impact the way the public engages with government agencies.

Generative AI and Public Administration: Opportunities and Challenges2023-06-02T05:55:58-04:00

In this age of book bans, we should celebrate all libraries, big and small | Opinion

2023-05-30T07:32:13-04:00

Policy Fellow Linda Stamato makes that case that celebrating and uplifting local libraries is more important now than ever before with the sharp rise in banning books across the country.

In this age of book bans, we should celebrate all libraries, big and small | Opinion2023-05-30T07:32:13-04:00

What do People want to do instead of Commuting to Work?

2023-05-25T05:10:31-04:00

Research Affiliates Dr. Robert Noland and Dr. Wenwen Zhang and Research Associate Hannah Younes published a new paper based on ongoing work with the NJSPL surveying New Jerseyans' opinions and personal experiences on commuting during and after the pandemic.

What do People want to do instead of Commuting to Work?2023-05-25T05:10:31-04:00

Medicaid Unwinding: What It is and How New Jersey Plans to Address It

2023-05-25T05:35:36-04:00

By Amanda Hinton. As the public health emergency (PHE) ended last month the fate of many Medicaid enrollees still hangs in the balance. The continuous enrollment provision of the Families First Coronavirus Response Act [...]

Medicaid Unwinding: What It is and How New Jersey Plans to Address It2023-05-25T05:35:36-04:00

Community and Climate Dynamics: Projections for Water Assistance in New Jersey and Beyond

2023-05-23T11:31:11-04:00

By Josephine O’Grady. Due to a diverse range of water needs among communities, implementing water assistance programs continues to be a challenge in the United States. In 2016, an estimated 15 million Americans experienced water shutoffs [...]

Community and Climate Dynamics: Projections for Water Assistance in New Jersey and Beyond2023-05-23T11:31:11-04:00

Report Release: One Million More Acres: We’re One-Third of the Way There…

2023-05-17T15:28:06-04:00

By Thomas G. Dallessio. As the nation’s most densely populated state, New Jersey has a reputation for suburban sprawl development that belies its nickname, “The Garden State.” “You’re from Jersey? What Exit?” is both a joke and a truism for many [...]

Report Release: One Million More Acres: We’re One-Third of the Way There…2023-05-17T15:28:06-04:00

Child care centers struggling to return to pre-pandemic levels

2023-05-25T05:14:50-04:00

Debra Lancaster, Executive Director for the Center for Women and Work and NJSPL Research Affiliate, was interviewed on NJ Spotlight News regarding her recently published report examining childcare access in New Jersey.

Child care centers struggling to return to pre-pandemic levels2023-05-25T05:14:50-04:00

Fifteen-Minute Neighborhoods in New Jersey

2023-05-15T10:09:42-04:00

By Jacob Thompson and Jon Carnegie Over the past several months, researchers from the Voorhees Transportation Center at the Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy have been leading a graduate planning studio exploring how the 15-minute neighborhoods planning model can be applied in New Jersey. Students are working in three teams to develop three [...]

Fifteen-Minute Neighborhoods in New Jersey2023-05-15T10:09:42-04:00

Study: NJ Child Care Needs More Workers as Youth Population Blooms

2023-05-16T11:32:30-04:00

NJ 101.5FM featured Debra Lancaster, executive director for the Center for Women and Work and NJSPL Research Affiliate, as she discussed a recent report published by the NJSPL and CWW on the childcare industry in New Jersey.

Study: NJ Child Care Needs More Workers as Youth Population Blooms2023-05-16T11:32:30-04:00
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