Economics and Libraries: The Impact of Community

To many Americans, especially after COVID-19 Libraries have become a “third-place,” a space that is separate from home and work where we seek conversation, neutral ground, and comfort in feeling connected ("The Rise of Third Place and Open Access Amidst the Pandemic").

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September 14, 2025

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Mahi Kosuri

2025 Spring Fellow

Mahi Kosuri is a Senior in High school, she is passionate about policy and community spaces. In her free time she is an avid reader and member of multiple clubs in her High School such as YG and DECA.

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Other Fellowship Capstones

Democracy in Darkness: The Corrupting of U.S. Campaign Financing

Are All Democracies Created Equal? An Analysis of Political Systems in Ecuador and the United States

From Margins to Mainstream: Rethinking Microfinance Models to Empower Women