Archives for blog topic “Election 2012”

Filed in Blog Topics: Election 2012, Gildenhorn Book Series, evan thomas

Filed in Blog Topics: Election 2012, economy, Federal Budget, Gildenhorn Book Series

A major focus of the campaigns and last night's debate has been on strengthening the middle-class in America. One issue of equal importance, but that is often not given as much attention, is how to move low-income families out of poverty.

Filed in Blog Topics: Election 2012, Ascend, two-generation strategy

In last night's debate between President Obama and Governor Romney, both candidates agreed that community colleges working closely with businesses play a key role in creating jobs.

Filed in Blog Topics: Election 2012, Community College, Skills for America's Future

Our third episode of The Aspen Institute Presents examines the state of American politics today and how issues are influencing policy.

Filed in Blog Topics: Election 2012

Filed in Blog Topics: Election 2012, filibuster reform, Health Care Reform

In June of this year 46.7 million Americans—about one in seven—received benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program—SNAP. SNAP is, of course, the name of the program still called “food stamps” by many people.

Filed in Blog Topics: Election 2012, food stamps, Dan Glickman

As candidates present their plans for job growth during this election, we look at a critical component of training the next generation labor force: community colleges.

Filed in Blog Topics: Election 2012, Community Colleges, Workforce Strategies Initiative, Workforce Development

Can we become energy independent? Shell Oil Company President Marvin Odum says maybe.

Filed in Blog Topics: Election 2012

Filed in Blog Topics: Election 2012