The Informal Economy and SAPs: How the IMF Writes Women Out of the Equation

This project explores gender and economics, specifically the "informal economy." The brief dives into the history and background and possible policy solutions.

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November 14, 2024

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

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Ananya Rajagopalan

2024 Fall Fellow

Ananya Rajagopalan is a high school student from Atlanta, Georgia.

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Charting Invisible Labour: The Challenges Faced by Women in India's Home-Based Work Sector

Capstones Fall 2024

Baibhabi Harza

This brief discusses the plight of home-based workers in India, specifically subcontracted workers who are mostly women within the informal work sector of the country.

AI Bias in the American Criminal Justice System

Capstones - Winter 2023

Suchir Parachuri

This presentation delves into the issue of AI bias within the American criminal justice system, focusing on its detrimental effects on marginalized communities. It examines the application of AI in predictive policing, risk assessment, and sentencing, emphasizing the repercussions of biased data and algorithms.

Addressing Inequities Caused by the Urban Heat Island Effect in the U.S.

Capstones - Spring 2024

Julian Nguyen

The Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect presents a complex new challenge to the social, economic, and environmental fabric of American cities, exacerbating existing disparities and placing undue burdens on marginalized communities.

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Ananya Rajagopalan

Other Fellowship Capstones

Charting Invisible Labour: The Challenges Faced by Women in India's Home-Based Work Sector

AI Bias in the American Criminal Justice System

Addressing Inequities Caused by the Urban Heat Island Effect in the U.S.