University of Nebraska Public Policy Center: Recent Episodes
None
The University of Nebraska Public Policy Center is proud to announce a brand new promotional video highlighting the impact of our work around the state. Over the next several weeks, we will be sharing short excerpts from the video before the premiere of the full video in July.
Learn more at ppc.unl.edu.
Our team of researchers works around the state and the country, sharing their research and offering training on disaster preparedness and response. We work to help Nebraskans effectively respond to the psychological effects of terrorism and disaster. Learn more at ppc.unl.edu
We partner with leaders to work on improving local communities. In Lincoln, our research led to the establishment of a community-wide agenda called Prosper Lincoln, which focuses on early childhood, employment skills, and innovation and entrepreneurship. Learn more at ppc.unl.edu
The Center bridges the gap between ideas and action with data-driven analysis and research that focuses on improving our community. We help government, non-profit, and private organizations work together, apply evidence-based research, and create solutions that achieve results.
Learn more at ppc.unl.edu
The Center’s impact reaches every Nebraska county with our research and training. Our threat assessment expertise has an impact at a national level and our school threat assessment training has reached over 100 Nebraska school districts and over 65,000 teachers. Learn more at ppc.unl.edu
Faculty collaboration and academic research are central to the work we do here at the Center. We strive to make research more engaged and applicable to Nebraska issues and help translate this work into action. Learn more at ppc.unl.edu.
The University of Nebraska Public Policy Center, The National Drought Mitigation Center, The High Plains Regional Climate Center & the National Integrated Drought Information System created a Drought THIRA toolkit to help prepare communities for drought. This toolkit was unveiled via live webinar on November 29, 2018.