In this report, La Follette students investigate eviction patterns in Racine County, Wisconsin’s third-highest county for evictions.
Shared-Ride Taxi Regionalization Implementation Plan for the Cities of Hudson, New Richmond, and River Falls
In this report, La Follette students provide an implementation plan to help the Wisconsin cities of Hudson, New Richmond, and River Falls create a regionalized shared-ride taxi system.
Preserving Ecuador’s Biodiversity: Analyzing Effectiveness of Private Lands Conservation Efforts in Latin America
In this report, La Follette students conduct a comparative analysis of Latin American conservation policies to decrease deforestation on privately protected lands in Ecuador.
Food Security Post- Disaster and Food System Resilience
In this report, La Follette students help inform disaster relief policies through a review of the research, strategies and programs surrounding natural disaster-caused food insecurity.
Institute for Research on Poverty – MERTA
“…I actually ended up learning through this experience that I don’t think I want to do health policy. This has NOTHING to do with the IRP and more so with my personal journey…I would definitely recommend this internship to other students.”
Disability Rights and Services Program
“The skills I’ve learned at La Follette, especially around policy writing, analysis, and communication, were incredibly helpful.”
U.S. Department of State
“The experience strengthened my commitment to a career in international human rights and showed me how policy-driven work can advance global accountability.”
Castro and Gutierrez Law Office
“…gave me insight into how immigration policy affects individuals and the importance of staying detail-oriented and flexible.”
UW-Madison International Academic Programs
“I…analyzed student health data to formulate data models and data reports that allow my supervisors to better assist in supporting student’s health and safety abroad.
Wisconsin State Legislature
“…being in an office that prioritized my learning and explaining what goes into the projects the office works on is what I’ll remember most.”