Professor Jasmine Tyler is the Executive Director of the Policy Innovation Lab and an Associate Professor of the Practice at the McCourt School. Professor Tyler is a DMV (VA) native with extensive experience working on federal and local policy issues ranging from criminal justice, public health, immigration, and national security. Personally and professionally, she practices abolition and harm reduction, proximity and truth-telling, as well as mindfulness and humor.
Policy Innovation Lab
Rooted in a commitment to Washington DC, the Policy Innovation Lab is a special initiative of the McCourt School of Public Policy that offers hands-on experiences to help students develop the skills to create policy that serves and responds to the needs of communities.
The Lab’s work is motivated by connections between public policy and the people and groups it is aimed to serve. “Putting people in policy” is our mantra.
As part of our mission, we develop relationships and strategic partnerships with local organizations and community members in Wards 7 and 8 – DC’s most marginalized and structurally oppressed communities.
Policy Innovation Lab News
Student Experience
Proposals for Improving DC Social Policies to be Presented by Georgetown Students
WHAT: Students from the Policy Innovation Lab at Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy will present ideas to improve some of the District of Columbia’s signature social…
April 26, 2023
Student Experience, Uncategorized
Policy Innovation Lab hosts launch event for Counties for Guaranteed Income
The Policy Innovation Lab hosted the launch of Counties for Guaranteed Income on Feb 12, 2023 featuring Former Sacramento Mayor Michael Tubbs and President of the Cook County Board of Commissioners, Toni Preckwinkle. The coalition seeks to promote the efforts of elected officials across the a who have led pilot programs providing cash assistance to bolster individual and household budgets. One of the PIL’s economic justice teams is focused on researching, evaluating, and monitoring Bread for the City’s cash assistance programs in DC.
February 22, 2023
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February 8, 2023