VRT bus rides continue to rise! This month, we're taking a look at ridership from the last fiscal year and comparing how many riders we see the first two months of the year. Dig in 👉 https://t.co/IOO9chUTjP
IPI Research Scholar Ben Larsen participated in the #dayofdialogue panel discussion on the meaning of public service.
What does public service mean to you? @BoiseStateSPS
In a new Blue Review, McAllister Hall and Brittany Winkler of Idaho Policy Institute take a look at the impact #COVID has had on Idahoans, with special attention to mental and financial health.
https://t.co/52jqVz95No
@idaho_policy@BoiseStateSPS#BoiseState@reviewblue
🚨✍️ POLICY BRIEF: "The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Idahoans" by IPI research associate McAllister Hall and intern Brittany Winkler.
https://t.co/aMurJa3EuN
Is the state headed in the right direction or is it on the wrong track? The gap between those opinions has been narrowing in recent years, but what do Idahoans say now?
7th annual Idaho Public Policy Survey now available.
➡️ https://t.co/FTItiuDfcG
@idaho_policy@BoiseStateSPS
Do Idahoans think things in Idaho are headed in the right direction or off on the wrong track? @BoiseStateSPS asks each year in our Annual Idaho Public Policy Survey & tomorrow morning we’ll release the latest results— 10:30am in the Lincoln Auditorium. #idleg#idpol
If this closure happens, it will only add fuel to the fire of packed shelters in Ada County.
Funding for the hotel rooms serving as extra shelter space for Interfaith Sanctuary are also set to close in ten days.
@benshapiro I know how to weld. It’s a valuable skill, but it can be a dangerous, unhealthy job, especially if your boss doesn’t value your safety. Also, welders can benefit from college (engineering, for example) - education is not the enemy.
Are you a @BoiseState student looking for hands-on experience? At Idaho Policy Institute (IPI), students gain real experience working alongside a staff of researchers.
Interested? Let IPI know at:
https://t.co/m5bWJS9zXc
@idaho_policy@BoiseStateSPS
Map showing the walking accessibility of Ada County polling places! #idpol
Based on @kyle_e_walker's replication code visualizing dialysis centers. #rstats#rspatial
@Walton_Emily Kierkegaard made a pretty good argument that a personal struggle between faith and doubt is at the very core of what it means to be Christian. If that’s true, then criminalizing doubt is a good way to destroy Christianity, leaving only an empty, institutional husk behind.
⬆️43 of 44 Idaho counties gave more support to Trump in '20 than '16
🗳️41 counties >50% for Trump in '20
🤯Madison County jumped 22 points
#idpol#rstats#ElectionTwitter
@almostbrenda@AcademicChatter It was the only option I could afford or even knew how to do, since I managed to build relationships at each stage (still working on PhD) that helped me move on to the next stage. Regardless of the perceived disadvantages, I'd definitely do it that way again.
Year in review time. Checking in at #4 of our most-read articles of the past year is "Millions more Americans now have the right to vote in non-English languages" by Gabe Osterhout and Lantz McGinnis-Brown of @idaho_policy. Enjoy (again)!
@BoiseStateSPS
https://t.co/t6auj26llr
Some Idahoans can now vote in Spanish, Native languages: Who’s covered and what it means. My column in @IdahoCapitalSun w/ @LantzMcBrown & @matthewrmay
https://t.co/dkf6kExmeg
When you ask the authors of articles in Science® to share their data, which the journal told you was mandatory when you submitted your article, the response very often boils down to GFY. https://t.co/E9XUzljNCT