Original policy research produced by affiliated undergraduate students addressing critical challenges in human security examined during the PS1516 Transatlantic Policy Analysis and Communications course, Spring 2026. Each brief presents evidence-based recommendations for policymakers and practitioners and reflects the individual author's perspective. The Ford Institute is not responsible for the views expressed.
- Maddie Balestier - Ending Externalization: A Human Rights–Centered Reform of EU Migration Policy
- Keira Giacometti - Deepfake NCII: A Rapidly Growing Crisis in American Public Schools
- Noah Gordley - Artificial Intelligence Policy in the United States: A Risk-Based, Adaptive Solution to Protect Consumers
- Arden Menzel - Health for All? Future-Proofing the WHO in the Wake of the U.S. Departure
- Mitchell Mondschein - Refunding UNRWA, Restoring Regional Stability
- Gizelle Salsa - A Protection Gap: Transatlantic Asylum and Visa Policies for Displaced Palestinians