Navigating the U.S. immigration system can be complex — especially for international public policy scholars entering the job market. In this APPAM Chat, immigration attorney Jason Finkelman, Esq. joins us to break down the H-1B Visa process, answering the questions that matter most to APPAM members exploring career opportunities with U.S.-based organizations.
Thank you for your interest in the Impact Survey APPAM administered last month. The survey, which was open for members and non-members for about two weeks in mid-June, was meant to help us learn how recent federal government cuts and changes have affected our members and the field and what future programming might be most helpful. We continue to explore options, so please keep sending your ideas to us.
We’ve been trying to get a sense of how widespread the federal government changes via DOGE and budget cuts have been and continue to be for our members and the field. We hope this survey will allow us one data point, both to help us get a sense of how widely our field is being affected and to help with future programming.
Panelists discussed what’s happened so far and the effects on evidence-based policymaking.
Report informs policymaker response to fentanyl crisis.
APPAM is proud to launch a new website feature to celebrate the important work of policy researchers.
APPAM will sponsor the American University Center for Neuroscience and Behavior's upcoming symposium, The Therapeutic Use of Psychedelic Drugs: Legal, Policy and Neuroscientific Perspectives on April 12, 2024.
Help us welcome the incoming members of APPAM's Policy Council, voted in by APPAM members!
Help us welcome the incoming members of APPAM's Policy Council, voted in by APPAM members!