Payment Reform Action Plan: Meeting the New Medicare Payment Reform Target
Issue Brief
The new Medicare goal for payment reform is a significant milestone toward improving patient care and making health care spending more sustainable. CAP recommends these next steps to help achieve this goal.
February 2015
Issue Brief
Policymakers need to build on successes of past progressive policies by implementing policies that raise wages and boost productivity growth.
States of Change
Report
The demographics of the United States are projected to become much more diverse in the coming decades and will have significant effects on the nation's voting electorate in all 50 states.
What the LGBT Community Needs to Know About the Earned Income Tax Credit in 2015
Fact Sheet
This fact sheet explains the Earned Income Tax Credit and how proposed modifications to improve its effectiveness can benefit the LGBT community.
Strengthening Our Economy Through College for All
Issue Brief
The United States is less prepared than its competitor nations to meet the demands of the global economy. To address the current and growing skills gap, it is time to ensure that no one will have to worry about where to get the money to enroll in a public college in the United States.
Do More, Add More, Earn More
Report
An examination of how 10 school districts are redesigning teacher compensation systems so the teachers who make a bigger difference get a bigger paycheck.
Profiles: State and Tribal Grantees’ Innovation and Success in Implementing Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting
Fact Sheet
The Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting, or MIECHV, program provides critical support to high-risk children and families across the country by allowing states and tribal grantees to expand and improve evidence-based home visiting services.
An Investment in Our Future
Report
The Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting program provides critical support to high-risk children and families across the country by allowing state and tribal grantees to expand and improve evidence-based home visiting services.
Fact Sheets: Revitalizing Appalachia
Fact Sheet
By ensuring that coal companies mining on federal lands pay their fair share, the federal government could generate millions of dollars in new revenue that could be directed toward revitalizing Appalachian communities.
Fear, Inc. 2.0
Report
An examination of the Islamophobia network’s efforts to spread misinformation and propaganda about Islam and American Muslims in the United States.
The Effect of Rising Inequality on Social Security
Issue Brief
Rising earnings inequality, which has led to an upward redistribution of income, has taken a significant toll on Social Security’s financial outlook.
Revitalizing Appalachia
Report
Appalachian coal communities have faced decades of job losses, but policymakers can raise revenue to invest in these communities by ensuring that coal companies mining from federal lands pay their fair share.
Access to Contraception for Women Serving in the Armed Forces
Fact Sheet
The Access to Contraception for Women Servicemembers and Dependents Act and other policy changes are critical to address the reproductive health care inequities that women serving in the armed forces face.
Men, Fathers, and Work-Family Balance
Issue Brief
While most the current research focuses on women and mother’s experiences balancing family life and paid employment, addressing the issues facing men and fathers is equally important to promoting greater equity at home and at work.
Fact Sheets: How the U.S. Supreme Court Could Affect Your State
Fact Sheet
A ruling for the plaintiffs in King v. Burwell would take away quality, affordable health care from millions of Americans.