NYU Wagner Review

Letter from the editor, fall 2023

NYU Wagner Review08/27/202308/27/2023

By Ben Hitchcock My classmates at Wagner are attacking every conceivable policy problem from every conceivable position. When my cohort graduates in May, a horde of community organizers,

Single-room occupancy apartments can ease New York’s housing crisis

NYU Wagner Review08/20/202308/27/2023

By Nick Trokel New York’s housing shortage is well-documented. It’s estimated that the city will need to create 560,000 new units by 2030 just to make up for

America needs to make guns more expensive

NYU Wagner Review08/13/202308/13/2023

By Annabel Gregg I was born in a town obsessed with guns. Washington County, where I grew up, is a small, sparsely populated, rural area in upstate New

Foundations: Let’s “Un-Stack” the Cards Against the Very Organizations Who Most Need Your Funding

NYU Wagner Review05/11/202308/07/2023

By Emma Saltzberg Imagine you’ve earned a competitive bonus at work. You’ve spent time demonstrating your worth and value to the organization, and finally, your hard work has

The Public Health Epidemic of Childhood Injury: Why Classroom Instruction Offers a Path Forward

NYU Wagner Review05/08/202308/07/2023

By Ugochi Obidiegwu Executive Summary Unintentional injury is the leading cause of death in children below 14. This study aimed to demonstrate the effects of a regular safety

Floridians Deserve Fair Representation, Ending Gerrymandering is the First Step

NYU Wagner Review04/08/202305/11/2023

By Zahnay Gates Florida was once considered the ultimate swing state, with winners often decided within the smallest of margins, the transfer of power swinging back and forth

Unfogging the Green Mystery: Investors Are Waiting for More Transparency

NYU Wagner Review04/06/202304/08/2023

By Iris Yu It was January and I was in Starbucks, hesitating about whether to use a plastic straw. After all, I was always troubled by its non-biodegradability. Several minutes later,

America Has Declared War Against Incarcerated Pregnant Women

NYU Wagner Review03/27/202304/08/2023

By Aurora Brice Lenika Michelle Brown. Tammy Jackson. Sandra Quinones. These are the names of incarcerated pregnant women who either died, or had their newborn die due to

New York City School Diversity: Repairing Harm and Leveraging Success

NYU Wagner Review02/22/202308/07/2023

By Scott Johnson In the 69 years since Brown v. Board of Education (Brown), the United States has made slow progress in meaningfully desegregating its schools. The largest

The State of Black Working Women in America, and Why Intersectionality is the Answer

NYU Wagner Review02/09/202302/09/2023

By Zahnay Gates I was 21 years old when I started working as a legal assistant for a law firm in Tampa Bay, Florida. As a Black woman

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