Rooted in Legacy, Ready for the Future: The JCPAR Commemorative Issue

Table of Contents

  • Foreword, Editorial Introduction, 50 Years of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation PDF
  • Voting Rights and Civic Engagement PDF
  • Economic Advancement PDF
  • Workforce PDF
  • Education PDF
  • Healthcare PDF
  • Criminal Legal System PDF
  • Technology and Telecommunications PDF
  • Global Affairs PDF

Publication Information

We are grateful to all those who helped in the creation of this issue:

Editor-in-Chief

  • Ivory A. Toldson, Ph.D.

Managing Editor

  • Ashley Stewart, Ph.D.

Copy Editor

  • Andrea C. Smith, M.A.

Editorial Board

  • Niambi Carter, Ph.D.
  • David Johns, Ph.D.
  • Errol Anthony Henderson, Ph.D.
  • Niaz Kasravi, Ph.D.
  • Julianne Maleveaux, Ph.D.
  • Roger Mitchell, Jr., MD
  • Shayla Nunnally, Ph.D.
  • Ravy K. Perry, Ph.D.
  • Elsie Scott, Ph.D.
  • Reginald Tucker-Seeley, M.A., Sc.M., Sc.D.

Center for Policy Analysis and Research Editorial Team

  • Jonathan M. Cox, PhD
    Vice President
  • Lauren Pearlman, PhD
    Senior Research Manager
  • Rayna Young, M.P.P.
    Research Analyst

Acknowledgements

This final commemorative issue of the Journal of Center for Policy Analysis and Research (JCPAR) reflects the dedication and tireless effort of many individuals whose contributions made this publication possible.

We extend our sincere gratitude to the staff of the Center for Policy Analysis and Research, whose commitment to excellence and careful attention at every stage of production ensured this issue came to fruition. Special recognition is due to Congressional Relations, whose coordination with member offices was instrumental in bringing this issue to completion.

We also wish to express our deepest appreciation to the members of the JCPAR Editorial Board. Their years of service, scholarly guidance, and unwavering commitment to rigorous, policy-relevant research have defined the standard of this journal from its founding. It has been a privilege to work alongside them.

As we close this chapter, we are grateful to everyone who contributed to JCPAR’s mission of advancing research that speaks to the communities and issues that matter most. The work documented in these pages endures.

This publication was produced in part through grant funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.