Health Reform Works
This presentation explains how and why our health care system is in crisis and how health care reform fixes the problems.
Multimedia & Video
Alabama Goes Extreme on Immigration
Marshall Fitz gives the basics on Alabama's super stringent law and its consequences for the state.
Diversity in the Senior Ranks of the Federal Government
Jitinder Kohli talks about the importance of increasing diversity in the highest levels of government.
Interactive Map: Costs of Hunger
Donna Cooper tallies up what chronic hunger costs us in each state.
Recent Publications
- Beyond Classroom Walls: Developing Innovative Work Roles for Teachers
- Advancing Teacher and Principal Effectiveness: Four Recommendations for Reforming the Elementary and Secondary Education Act
- Race to the Top and Teacher Preparation: Analyzing State Strategies for Ensuring Real Accountability and Fostering Program Innovation
- Easing the Burden: Using Health Care Reform to Address Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health Care for the Chronically Ill
- Measuring the Gaps: Collecting Data to Drive Improvements in Health Care Disparities
- The 'Dual Eligible' Opportunity: Improving Care and Reducing Costs for Individuals Eligible for Medicare and Medicaid
- Separate and Unequal: The Hyde Amendment and Women of Color
- When the Stakes Are High, Can We Rely on Value-Added? : Exploring the Use of Value-Added Models to Inform Teacher Workforce Decisions
RECENT FEATURES
Immigration
The Top 10 Things You Should Know About Colorado’s Latinos and Immigrants
Colorado has a large Latino population that will play a big role in the state’s upcoming Republican caucus, write Philip E. Wolgin and Jonathan Goldenberg.Open & Accountable Government
'Pay-for-Success' Bonds Gain Adherents
Jitinder Kohli and Douglas J. Besharov describe recent progress in Washington, D.C., Massachusetts, and New York City toward adopting pay-for-success bonds. Education
Making College More Affordable
While President Obama's plan to make college more affordable will help many families, more can still be done to ensure every American's educational future, writes Julie Margetta Morgan.More on Domestic
Cut and Run: House Republicans’ Education Plan Would Shortchange Disadvantaged Students and Schools
House Strip Club Vote Misses the Point: Conservatives Need to Focus on Creating Jobs and Rebuilding the Middle Class
The Top 10 Things You Should Know About Nevada’s Latinos and Immigrants : They Have Significant Economic, Cultural, and Electoral Power in the State
Comments on Essential Health Benefits: Submitted to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius
Three Things You Need to Know About the Earned Income Tax Credit This Year: Support Hardworking Low-Income Families This EITC Awareness Day
The Top 10 Things You Should Know About Florida’s Latinos and Immigrants: They Have Significant Economic, Cultural, and Electoral Power in the State
President Obama’s New Education Reform Plan: Building on Earlier Successes, Next in Line Are More Effective Teachers
Regulating Corporate Influence on Our Elections: CAP Event Looks at the Participation of Corporations in Federal Campaigns
Contraceptive Coverage Rule Is a Big Win for Students: No Religious Exemption for University Health Plans That Must Cover Preventive Services with No Cost-Sharing
Immigrants and the Child Tax Credit by the Numbers: Denying the Credit to Some American Children Doesn’t Make Sense