Increase Turnout by Informing Voters about Policy Differences
More people would vote (and a more diverse group of people would vote) if they knew more about candidates’ fundamental policy positions.
More people would vote (and a more diverse group of people would vote) if they knew more about candidates’ fundamental policy positions.
Women need to be equal partners in society for them to be equal partners in work.
Recent randomized field trials provide evidence that most get out the vote mobilization efforts have very modest effects on voter turnout, much less than previously thought.
Why we need to move beyond prevention-only approach, and invest in the rescue and restoration of current victims.
Americans for Prosperity Foundation works to make sure that the message of doing your civic duty by voting hits home.
Access to the outdoors should be a human right. If connection with nature is important for the human soul and mind, we need to ask what structural problems prevent the underprivileged from enjoying such experiences.
A broader view of the impact of climate change can offer mainstream and impact investors a competitive edge.
We must align programs and policies to better support the financial strength and security of families of color today, while keeping sight of the long-term benefits for all of creating a truly inclusive economy.
Why we need to move from “the social entrepreneur” to social impact.
Voter turnout can vary widely across states and within cities and counties, even when structural factors are the same. A shared sense of responsibility among residents for taking care of their communities may be part of the explanation.