Principles for Immigration Reform
Marshall Fitz and Angela Kelley provide guidelines for fixing our broken immigration system.
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Health Care by the Numbers
Can we afford health care reform? With over 46 million Americans uninsured, we can't afford not to. Watch this video for more information.
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.
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.
Recent Publications
- One Simple Step for Equality: States Prove that the Federal Government Can Offer Domestic Partner Benefits with Ease
- Expanded Learning Time in Action: Initiatives in High-Poverty and High-Minority Schools and Districts
- The ID Divide: Addressing the Challenges of Identification and Authentication in American Society
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Education
Ringing the Bell for K-12 Teacher Tenure Reform
A report by Patrick McGuinn provides an overview of state teacher tenure reform in the United States and highlights recommendations for policymakers going forward. Federal Budget
Tough Choices, Important Reforms
The president’s budget prioritizes student achievement and shows a willingness to try innovative strategies to get there.Open & Accountable Government
How to Address Corporate Political Spending
Alex DeMots examines how Congress can respond to Supreme Court conservatives’ decision to allow corporations to spend unlimited amounts on independent political advertising.More on Domestic
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Social Security Cares 101: Providing Paid Family Leave Through Social Security
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Bitter Pill, Better Formula: Toward a Single, Fair, and Equitable Formula for ESEA Title I, Part A
Why We Need to Help Unemployed Youth: Investing in a Generation
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Interactive Graphic: Title I Education Spending: How Title I, Part A Apportions Education Funding to the States
How Health Reform Would Help Women: A By-the-Numbers Look at Women and Health Care Reform
A Move to Close the Health Care Disparities Gap: The President's 2011 Budget Addresses Health Inequities
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