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Suturing the Benefit Gap - HKS Student Policy Review

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By EK Zhou, Celina M. Benavides, by- Matt Plaus
| Harvard University
What can we learn from Link Health? Imagine a world where low-income individuals walk into a community health clinic for a check-up and leave with the financial resources to build a healthier, more secure future for their families. That vision is now a reality. Recently, I visited a community health clinic[i] where Link Health works to connect low-income households with essential federal and state benefits.
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Disrupting the Supreme Court Decision: How Universities Can Increase Diversity in a Post Affirmative Action Climate - HKS Student Policy Review

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By Jose Maldonado, José Maldonado, by- Matt Plaus, By- John McQuillan, Celina M. Benavides
| Harvard University
The fallout from the U.S. Supreme Court’s affirmative action ban drastically decreased enrollment opportunities for Students of Color and changed the landscape of higher education. In June 2023, the Supreme Court struck down affirmative action in college admissions.
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Precarious State of Bangladesh: Constructive Governance is Missing in Action - HKS Student Policy Review

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By by- Jane Petersen, by- Matt Plaus, Nasif Khan
| Harvard University
On the night of September 8th, three lives were forever changed in an unthinkable way. Abdullah Al Masud had just become a father to a baby girl – a moment that should have been filled with joy. But within hours, that joy turned into an unimaginable tragedy. Abdullah was killed by an unruly mob when he went out to buy medicine.[i] His daughter, too young to understand, will grow up without ever knowing her father, and his wife, robbed of her partner, will carry the weight of this loss.
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