Publications
Can the New Congress Find Common Ground on Gun Safety?
If a group of Democratic and Republican members were interested in passing legislation in the 2021-2022 Congress that could meaningfully enhance gun safety in America, they should look to ideas that would actually reduce gun violence and could realistically become law.
Numbers At-A-Glance
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13.7 million guns
were sold in the U.S. between March and June 2020, 3 million more than were sold in the same period last year.
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Nearly 600 mass shootings
have occurred in the U.S. so far this year.
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96% of public schools
in the U.S. perform regular active shooter and lockdown drills.
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Economy Social Policy
Beyond Social Security & Toward Real Retirement Security
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Economy Social Policy
Why is Everyone in College Sports Getting Rich Except the Athletes?
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Social Policy
Unaffordable Housing: Why Housing is So Expensive and What We Can Do About It
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Social Policy
Policing in America: Closing the Data Gap
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Social Policy
Public Libraries for Bipartisanship
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Social Policy
The Immigration Debate: The Poison Infecting Our Politics