We are so excited to launch our new video series Civic Coffee Chats! This series highlights IPCE staff, researchers, and civic friends’ latest thoughts on policy passions, social trends in civic engagement and…
Friends of IPCE, The end of the semester is always an opportunity to reflect both on our shared accomplishments and the work ahead. As we take a look ahead to summer projects, we…
On April 19, 2023 the Urban Forum returned to being in person. Its panels’ and speakers’ wide range of perspectives considered the availability of vast amounts of data from and about cities offers…
On March 16th, 2023, IPCE Director Joe Hoereth joined the Institute for Citizens and Scholars to talk about the Mapping Civic Measurement: How Are We Assessing Readiness and Opportunities? report – the product of…
On March 15th, 2023, Professor of History & Gender and Women’s Studies Dr. Jennifer Brier presented at IPCE’s virtual Civic Engagement Lunch Talk series. Her presentation was titled “Inclusive Open Government Data for Environmental…
On February 8th, 2023, Professor of Public Policy, Management, and Analytics Federica Fusi presented at IPCE’s virtual Civic Engagement Lunch Talk series. Her presentation was titled “Inclusive Open Government Data for Environmental Justice:…
Friends of IPCE, I hope everyone has had a great end to the fall semester.. I always look forward to this time of year, as reflecting on our impact catalyzes the work ahead.…
On October 19th, 2022 Associate Professor in Computer Sciences Chris Kanich presented at IPCE’s Civic Engagement Lunch Talk series at the UIC Daley Library. His presentation was titled “Civic Engagement as a Computer…
Friends of IPCE, I hope everyone had a great and smooth start to the fall semester. I am happy to share that the Institute for Civic and Policy Engagement celebrated a full summer…
IPCE, in partnership with the African American Academic Network (AAAN) and Latin American Recruitment and Education Services (LARES), is pleased to welcome the 2022-23 cohort of undergraduate students to the Urban Public Policy…
