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"I think coming to New York City for graduate school was important because of the complicated nature of problems that exist here—I wanted to know what they were and be learned in the art of addressing those problems."

Professor John Gershman discusses hunger and food security in the age of climate change.

Dean Sherry Glied, who served as Assistant Secretary at HHS and was intimately involved in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, offers an insider's perspective on the landmark legislation.

Professor Jonathan Morduch discusses his U.S. Financial Diaries project, and how public policy can create greater financial stability for struggling households.

Professor Mitchell L. Moss explores how New York City continually reinvents itself and adapts to new demographic, economic, and technological forces.

Through her role in city government, Kristin created an innovative Social Impact Bond that uses private investments for government projects.

Professor Sonia Ospina discusses her research on collective leadership, exploring the ways communities try to make social change.

With $18, Aissata and her sister founded the There is No Limit Foundation, which empowers the poorest communities to reach their potential by eradicating social barriers and creating economic opportunities.

"During these two years, I got exposed to the many different things you can do in public service. Before, I was worried that I was going to come into this field and not have enough career options, and now I feel I have too many."