Surviving at the EPA

Presents a group of career civil servants and each individual’s approach to engaging or reacting to political appointees who may be hostile to current agency policies and practices.

Express Maintenance

This case, taking place in an urban transit system, provides an excellent vehicle for teaching about crisis management of circumstances. Difficult systems and cultural problems require attention, as do immediate safety and public confidence issues.

Fighting for Pollution Cleanup in a Company Town: Leveling the Playing Field: Silver Valley People’s Action Coalition (SVPAC)

Barbara Miller and a coalition of local activists address the environmental and health consequence of mining are up against the physical damage of lead poisoning as well as community members’ deep reluctance to speak out against the mining companies.

Combat and Collaboration in Seattle’s Historic Minimum Wage Debate

This E-PARCC award-winning case chronicles Seattle’s effort in 2014 to become the first major city in the country to pass a law raising its minimum wage to $15 per hour. It’s told from the perspective of protagonist Ed Murray, the newly elected Mayor of Seattle who attempts to broker a deal by assembling a large

How Immigrants are Organizing for Worker Rights: Your Hands Make them Rich: Justice for Janitors (JforJ)

A Gift of the Universe

Seven Letters

Snow Removal

How North Carolina’s Religious Congregations are Building a Volunteer Network to Sustain People with HIV/AIDS

Social Venture Partners International: The Challenge of Growing a Network