Inspiring evidence-based policymaking
La Follette School faculty, students, and staff hosted six events across the state to promote civil dialogue and give platforms for citizens to discuss their top policy issues before the 2024 election.
Susan Yackee shares takeaways from the Main Street Agenda dinner and conversations, which brought together nearly 350 Wisconsinites with different political views in four communities across the state.
La Follette graduate students evaluate The International Rescue Committee’s financial capability program and its effectiveness in helping humanitarian migrants navigate the U.S. financial system.
Students' spring capstone projects addressed real-world challenges on behalf of clients including NGOs, the private sector, and both federal and state agencies.
While visiting campus, the World Bank's Chief Economist, Indermit Gill, shared his thoughts on the global economy and development in Wisconsin.
These internship host organizations helped to give La Follette students invaluable hands-on experiences over the past year.
The La Follette School is one of fourteen universities developing curricula to help students lead and engage across difference.
Klein spoke with state policymakers and answered questions during an event moderated by WisPolitics.com President Jeff Mayers.
While visiting the La Follette School, Klein discussed how political polarization has changed with students, faculty, policymakers, and the community.
Alumni and supporters gathered in Madison to celebrate the La Follette School’s 40th anniversary and donated over $101,000 towards a record-breaking Day of the Badger campaign.