In this article by DowntoEarth, David Feldman, professor of urban planning and public policy, is mentioned for his opinion on the lack of access to clean water in developing and underdeveloped countries.
When the world comes back online, the COVID-19 pandemic will continue to be a major disruption to the research enterprise
Paul Piff, assistant professor of psychological science, co-writes this op-ed about remembering the poor
Keramet Reiter, associate professor of criminology, law and society, tells The Progressive that comedy in prison is a good idea.
In this article by The Marshall Project, Keramet Reiter, associate professor of criminology, law and society, gives her insight about the consequences of locking down prisoners because of COVID-19. Reiter mentions her concern that lockdowns can make solitary confinement acceptable.
"People with money can escape the virus more easily," says Paul Piff, assistant professor of psychological science, in an article by NPR. Piff says that working class people more likely have service jobs and "almost necessarily involve social contact."
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Elizabeth Cauffman co-writes an op-ed in the Daily Pilot.
Paul Piff is quoted in a New York Times story about helping each other during the pandemic.
David Feldman writes in The Conversation: "Today, with coronavirus present on every continent except Antarctica, washing hands is a difficult challenge in many developing countries."