
Professor of Public Policy and Political Science at UC Berkeley, and Director of @UCpossibility
Berkeley, CA
Joined November 2020
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.@GoldmanSchool @UCBerkeley is hiring! We are especially interested in scholars focused on policy implementation, public management, bureaucracy, improving government performance, electoral administration, organizational behavior, or behavioral economics. aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF03…
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The Goldman School and the @UCPossibility Lab welcomed CA's Government Operations Agency team to @UCBerkeley. @CAGovOps aims to improve government operations within state departments to better serve the people of California.
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New article alert!
Read "Transformational learning and identity shift: Evidence from a campus behind bars" by @amyelerman and #MeredithSadin
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Professor @amyelerman has launched The Possibility Lab, a community-centered, data-driven collaboration to transform ideas into impact. Check it out: goldman.school/possibilityla…
@ucpossibility
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Exciting job opportunity for MA/PhD students at UC Berkeley working with @amyelerman & Dr. Meredith Sadin!
The Possibility Lab is hiring a Research Associate within the Engaged Communities - Criminal Legal System program area! If you have a passion for conducting applied policy research and collaborating with government partners apply TODAY bit.ly/3akrttY
Amy E. Lerman retweeted
Documenting the potential for disparate effects of clean laws - featuring work by @CAPolicyLab's @juliaalissa and @ucpossibility's Amy Lerman and Alyssa Mooney!
"Clean Slate" laws aim to free more people from the bonds of a criminal record by automating the expungement process, but they also reinforce racial injustice in sentencing. wired.trib.al/6kYTt3P
Amy E. Lerman retweeted
What does public sector innovation look like?
We're working with @weareca100 to test bold new policy ideas: using a combination of new technologies, open data, a focus on system-wide equity, and the integration of community perspectives into policymaking








