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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Racial inequality and segregation have been omnipresent within the US since its founding. The ratification of the 14th Amendment, passed following the Union victory in the Civil War, established the equal protection clause, ensuring the equal treatment of all citizens. While the Civil Rights Amendments were considered a massive stride for the Civil Rights Movement, they were by no means the nostrum.

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The education system should not function on the premises of test scores, it should function on the needs of our student’s overtime. We must come to realize that our current education system is changing.

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Ananya Rajagopalan

Other Fellowship Capstones

How School Segregation Impedes Educational Equality Within US Public Schools

Racing Against Human Rights: The Ethical Dilemma of Formula One's Expansion into Authoritarian Regimes

The Goal Of Education Is The Advancement Of Progress, Not The Withholding Of Potential.