The Arkansas Journal of Social Change and Public Service (“AJSCPS”) seeks to provide the broadest possible array of analysis, opinion, and art relating to public service, advocacy, and pressing social issues. The Journal seeks contributions in a variety of formats from student members, community leaders and advocates, and members of the public.
Reflecting the fact that local, national, and global events do not occur in semi-annual installments, the Journal’s content is dynamic, with updates occurring frequently. While the purpose of our publication is to share valuable ideas, it is important to note that the views featured in the posts here are those of the author(s) and not of the AJSCPS, the William H. Bowen School of Law, or UA Little Rock.
Recent Posts
- Not Big Brother, Just a Safeguard for Children: The Supreme Court’s Take on Online Porn Laws
- The Death of the Marketplace of Ideas in American School Libraries
- Nationwide Injunctions are the Most Effective Tool for Protecting Constitutional Rights
- The Injustice of Mandatory Minimum Sentencing Laws in Arkansas
- Bridging the Cybersecurity Gap in Arkansas for Vulnerable Groups