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Anne Stuhldreher Joins Financial Security Program

Anne is the Director of The San Francisco Financial Justice Project, the nation’s first effort embedded in government to assess and reform fines, fees, and financial penalties that disproportionately impact low-income people and people of color.

BY Financial Security Program

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16 hours ago
Employment and Jobs

Building Registered Apprenticeship Programs

Apprenticeships help employees build skills while earning a paycheck.

BY US Department of Labor & 1 more

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4 days ago
Long-Term Capitalism

Artificial Intelligence Is a Golden Opportunity to Start Unwinding Short-Termism

The AI revolution is going to be disruptive — just how painful the transition will be is up to us.

BY Miguel Padró

Blog Post

5 days ago
US Government

Latino Impact on the Midterms

Pundits like to scold Latinos for not turning out to vote. What made this election different?

BY Abigail Golden-Vazquez

Blog Post

6 days ago
Civic Action

Memorializing Victims of Gun Violence

Architect and activist Michael Murphy discusses the best way to build something that honors the fallen.

BY Ben Berliner

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6 days ago
Around the Institute

Radical Optimism: Chicago Youth Turn Pain into Power

AspenX partnered with The Academy Group to bring together students from across Chicago to learn about and discuss race, and begin to develop their ideas on how to create a more equitable future.

BY Samantha Garzillo

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6 days ago
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