I’m a Public Health Professional. This is How TrumpCare Will Hurt the Most Vulnerable.
Wednesday, 31 May 2017
Last week, the Congressional Budget Office released its new score on the American Health Care Act (AHCA), which was recently passed by the House of Representatives after months of controversy and political infighting. This is far from the first attempt by Republicans to deregulate our health care system. Since the passage of the Affordable Care
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College for All: Creating a New Deal in Higher Education
Monday, 15 May 2017
“Higher education” is a vague term. It describes a sector that is hardly uniform, with over 4,000 degree-granting institutions eligible for federal funding but serious disparities among them. A college education from one of these institutions continues to serve as a prerequisite to moving up the income ladder in our narrative about economic mobility. Yet,
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10 Ideas 2017: Online Ideas
Monday, 24 April 2017
At the Roosevelt Institute, we understand the importance and value of young people’s ideas, and we’re actively working with a new generation of leaders committed to fighting for their vision. Our oldest and most competitive policy journal, 10 Ideas, promotes that work by elevating the top student-generated policy proposals from across the country. Foreign Policy
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The New York Votes Act Would Expand Democratic Access
Tuesday, 18 April 2017
In his opinion curtailing key aspects of the Voting Rights Act in Shelby County v. Holder (2013), Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts wrote that the act was no longer needed because “the country has changed” with regard to discrimination in voting. However, in the wake of the first presidential election since 1965 to be
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What to Expect When Your Employees Are Expecting
Friday, 02 December 2016
What to Expect When Your Employees Are Expecting: Universal Paid Leave and Business in Washington, D.C. seeks to analyze how paid family/medical leave affected state economies in California and New Jersey, which established paid family leave programs in 2004 and 2009, respectively. The report combines empirical analysis of existing policy with primary sources through interviews
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The Financialization of Higher Education Report
Monday, 19 September 2016
Higher education in the U.S. is in a state of crisis. We see evidence of this crisis in huge cuts in funding for public schools, skyrocketing costs of attendance at both private and public schools, and increases in student debt burdens. Financialization has a number of disturbing consequences for higher education, including increases in overall
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Voting Rights Restoration Fact Sheet
Friday, 09 September 2016
DOWNLOAD THE PDF The Problem: Voter Disenfranchisement The United States has the highest incarceration rate in the world with close to 2.2 million people behind bars. Studies have shown that changes in the criminal justice system and in sentencing laws, not changes in crime rates, are responsible for these shocking numbers. One of the hidden
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10 Ideas
Wednesday, 18 May 2016
Roosevelt is proud to present our 10 Ideas journal! Over the last decade, this journal has elevated the ideas of young people across the country seeking to not only rewrite the rules for their communities, but to also foundationally shift who gets to write them. 10 Ideas is the Roosevelt Network’s annual program that generates student
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Tell Us More About Yourself!
Monday, 18 April 2016
Roosevelt members and chapters form the beating heart of our network. Our chapters are meeting places, debate forums, and think tanks all in one. Interested? Tell us about more yourself! Check below to see if your school has a chapter. We’re excited to have you on board. Check out some of the exciting work underway with profiles
Student Leadership 2019-2020
Wednesday, 06 April 2016
In 2019, our political institutions are under attack from the inside, and our political leadership is failing to enact policies that help those most in need. That’s why we need a new generation of leaders committed to fighting for their ideas and their values. Our national leadership team ensures the network’s success each year by
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