Reevaluating Justice: Dismantling the Intersection Between Profit and Prisons

This brief intersects the link between mass incarceration and municipal profit in the United States. Additionally, it explores a racialized element of policing and proposes solutions to financially predatory institutions.

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Sophia Hong

June 19, 2026

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

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Unequal Coverage: Addressing Inequities in Healthcare Insurance Access in the United States

Capstones Winter 2025

James Williams

Low-income communities have continually faced growing economic and social inequities based on their income. This brief will explore the disparity in low-income and marginalized communities.

Strengthening Mental Health Resources in School Systems

Capstones Fall 2025

Isabella Samluk

The rise in mental health issues among students has become an alarming number. This policy brief will examine the increasing lack of adequate resources our school systems are equipped with. It offers a planned solution on how schools can allocate funds to better their services towards student and faculty. This initiative aims to help everyone despite economic gaps and districts.

Mass Incarceration in the Land of the Free: Charting a Path Forward for the United States Criminal Justice System

Capstones - Summer 2024

Irene Kim

This paper critically examines the evolution of U.S. criminal justice, focusing on the shift from rehabilitative to retributive models of punishment.

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Other Fellowship Capstones

Unequal Coverage: Addressing Inequities in Healthcare Insurance Access in the United States

Strengthening Mental Health Resources in School Systems

Mass Incarceration in the Land of the Free: Charting a Path Forward for the United States Criminal Justice System