Asian American Immigration and Discrimination in the United States

This policy brief explores the historical and contemporary experiences of Asian American immigrants in the United States, emphasizing their socio-economic contributions alongside persistent structural discrimination.

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Manton Du

September 14, 2025

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Inquiry-driven, this project may reflect personal views, aiming to enrich problem-related discourse.

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Strengthening California’s Policies for Survivors of Sexual Violence

Capstones Fall 2025

Zoe Frank

Sexual violence is a pervasive issue that leaves survivors facing stigma, barriers to justice, and limited institutional support. While California has taken steps through measures like AB 379 and the Safe at Home program, significant gaps in restitution, legal protections, and academic accommodations remain. This brief outlines the problem and proposes survivor-centered reforms to strengthen prevention, access to justice, and long-term recovery.

Freedom of Movement: The Case for Equitable, Beautiful, and Sustainable Urban Infrastructure in the U.S.

Capstones Summer 2025

Varun Manickam

This policy brief examines the urgent need for a redesign of urban planning across U.S. cities within the broader context of American transportation policy, public health, climate goals, and the growing loneliness epidemic caused by a lack of inviting, shared urban space.

A New Approach to Rent Control in California

Capstones Spring 2025

This policy brief addresses California's enduring housing crisis, which has led to widespread housing insecurity and increased homelessness since the 1970s.

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Other Fellowship Capstones

Strengthening California’s Policies for Survivors of Sexual Violence

Freedom of Movement: The Case for Equitable, Beautiful, and Sustainable Urban Infrastructure in the U.S.

A New Approach to Rent Control in California