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Interactive Map: Leaders and Laggards

Interactive map from a state-by-state report card on educational innovation from CAP, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and Frederick M. Hess of the American Enterprise Institute.

Multimedia & Video

Health Reform Helps Seniors Senator Tom Daschle discusses how all seniors will benefit from health care reform and why we can't afford not to improve our health care system.

Interactive Map: Title I Education Grants An interactive state map from Raegen Miller shows the funding formulas for Title I education grants aren’t advancing the program’s goal.

Why Americans Need Health Reform Animation shows that without health reform, businesses’ and families' costs will continue to rise, and American workers will not receive the care they need to be healthy.

The Cost of Doing Nothing on Health Care Interactive map from Peter Harbage and Ben Furnas shows that lack of health insurance brings steep economic costs to states in the form of lost productivity.

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Recent Publications

  • The ID Divide: Addressing the Challenges of Identification and Authentication in American Society

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RECENT FEATURES

Education
bill gates Teacher Incentive Fund Gets Respect Congress should pay attention to the Gates Foundation’s recent selection of TIF schools for a new initiative, writes Raegen T. Miller.
Gay & Transgender Issues
Bishop Harry Jackson Time to Stop the Lies Jeff Krehely fact checks Bishop Harry Jackson and other gay marriage opponents' claims about the proposed DC marriage law expansion.
Education
teacher working with students in classroom Union and District Partnerships to Expand Learning Time Report from Melissa Lazarin and Isabel Owen examines three collaborations between unions and school districts to expand learning time.

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National Service and Youth Unemployment: Strategies for Job Creation Amid Economic Recovery

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Where We Stand on Domestic Issues

CAP’s policy priorities for U.S. domestic policymaking center on building opportunities for all Americans to share in the American Dream. Our policy work concentrates on the core engines that drive equal opportunity and shared prosperity—education, health care, government oversight, poverty, women's rights. Our progressive domestic priorities underscore our commitment to government that works for the common good.