The Increasingly High Stakes of Brazil’s Elections
It's still far from certain that the South American giant will experience the rebirth it so desperately needs.
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One Year Later: Reflecting on the Millennial Public Policy Fellowship
Are Americans Giving Up on Democracy?
A recent New America event investigated America's increasingly murky relationship with democracy and authoritarianism.
Meritocracy, the American Dream, and Other Fairy Tales Part II
All of the social policy answers I’ve collected over the year have led me to one big question: What do we owe each other?
Policy, Politics, and Civic Voice
There is no one-way street between public policy and the political machinations that help develop and construct it.
City Government & Climate Policy
The current U.S. administration is neglecting the prevalent issue of climate change. However, cities can be an answer.
Societal Powers & Economic Inequalities
A brief update.
Hillbillies and Welfare Queens, Revisited
Mothers of color and rural white communities have common interests when it comes to the prevailing narratives on poverty.
A Trial of a Different Kind
The policymaking arena in which a think tank operates encompasses much more than a trial in a courtroom.
D.C. is More Than Just a Place for Politics
Young people may only call the city home for a few years, but our work here can last a lot longer.
My Journey As A New American
The impact of a DC think tank on the trajectory of a young professional's career.
#CCRewind: A New Report and A National Call for Moral Revival
The Poor People’s Campaign details 50 years of poverty, racism, militarism, and environmental devastation in America.
Can Brazil Get Its ‘Beautiful Game’ and Political Groove Back?
Both on the pitch and in politics, Brazilians are less willing to sit back, relax, and watch Neymar work his magic.
#CCRewind: Intravenous Non-Interventions
What does it really mean to approach the opioid crisis through a public health lens?