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2012 Women for Paid Sick Days Rally

A Woman’s Agenda for the 21st Century

article icon Issue Brief We need policies to support women as they work and care for their families.

By Heather Boushey and Jane Farrell | Thursday, May 23, 2013

The Affordable Care Act and LGBT Families: Everything You Need to Know

article icon Issue Brief This guide provides a basic overview of the Affordable Care Act, a review of how the act helps you and your family, and an explanation of how you and your family can access affordable health insurance.

By Heron Greenesmith, Andrew Cray, and Kellan Baker | Thursday, May 23, 2013

Voting

A Dual Disenfranchisement: 2013 Update

article icon Issue Brief As recently released data show, the rate of women of color showing up at the polls on Election Day increased from 2008 to 2012.

By Liz Chen | Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Jobs Justice rally

Just Jobs Index 2013

book_alt2 icon Report The Just Jobs Index assesses the nature and extent of fair jobs at a country level and creates a vivid picture of work opportunities, income and employment security, and equality of treatment and working conditions.

By Tewodros Aragie Kebede, Huafeng Zhang, and Jon Pedersen | Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Demonstrators outside Ohio Statehouse

How the Affordable Care Act Helps Young Adults

article icon Issue Brief The real threat to young-adult health insurance coverage is not the overblown claim of premium rate shock but the rejection of Medicaid expansion by states.

By Maura Calsyn and Lindsay Rosenthal | Monday, May 20, 2013

Immigration

National and State-by-State Economic Benefits of Immigration Reform

article icon Issue Brief Granting undocumented immigrants legal status and a road map to citizenship would have economic benefits for individual states and the nation as a whole.

By Robert Lynch and Patrick Oakford | Friday, May 17, 2013

Foreign Law Bans

book_alt2 icon Report Foreign law bans that are emerging from the anti-Sharia movement demonize the Islamic faith and jeopardize well-established rules regulating the application of foreign law in American courts.

By Fazia Patel, Matthew Duss, and Amos Toh | Thursday, May 16, 2013

Theodore Olson

No Justice for the Injured

book_alt2 icon Report An analysis of state supreme court rulings shows that an influx of corporate campaign cash is influencing judges to rule against those injured while on the job or by business entities such as hospitals.

By Billy Corriher | Wednesday, May 15, 2013

The Structure and Organization of the Syrian Opposition

article icon Issue Brief The Syrian opposition is fragmented, and understanding these divisions is crucial for the Obama administration's efforts to shape its policy toward Syria and support a foundation for a cohesive future Syrian government.

By Ken Sofer and Juliana Shafroth | Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Governing American Education

book_alt2 icon Report This report proposes sweeping changes to the way American education is governed, recommends stronger and more centralized government at the state level, and suggests the weakening of lay-citizen participation in governance in favor of control by politicians.

By Marc Tucker | Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Canada’s Approach to School Funding

book_alt2 icon Report This report looks at how our neighbor to the north, Canada—a country that has consistently preformed well on international tests—funds its schools.

By Juliana Herman | Tuesday, May 14, 2013

School Turnaround in Shanghai

book_alt2 icon Report In this report we discuss and closely examine Shanghai’s empowered-management program, an important education initiative that has markedly improved low-performing schools in Shanghai.

By Ben Jensen and Joanna Farmer | Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Turkish newspapers

Freedom of the Press and Expression in Turkey

article icon Issue Brief Press freedom and freedom of expression in Turkey have been threatened, but the United States has a vested interest in ensuring that Turkey protects its vibrant political discourse.

By Max Hoffman and Michael Werz | Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Secretary of the Interior

A Continued Push for Reform Is Needed on Public Lands’ Energy Leasing

article icon Issue Brief The new secretary of the interior can do a great deal to ensure that fossil-fuel development on federal lands is done in ways and with limits that better protect health, safety, and the environment.

By Tom Kenworthy | Monday, May 13, 2013

Home for sale

May 2013

article icon Issue Brief It’s time to consider additional policy measures to bring down unemployment and economic suffering from their still-too-high levels.

By Christian E. Weller and Sam Ungar | Monday, May 13, 2013

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