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The Good Jobs Champions Group are leaders in business, labor, philanthropy, and more who have come together to develop a common definition of a good job.

What if coaches taught civic engagement to their athletes? What might that look like? What challenges exist to implement such an approach and how can they be overcome? And as eroding trust impacts the very foundation that American democratic institutions rely on to function, how might more civic-minded athletes benefit our polarized and politicized country? 

What if NBA clubs, like European clubs, took control of their talent pipeline down through age 16 or 14? How would such a scenario impact the array of stakeholders from leagues to high school sports to the athletes themselves?

What if college athletes were declared to be university employees? What would be the implications for athletes, for universities, and for the multibillion-dollar college sports industry that’s tied to higher education?

Aspen FSP and Springboard To Opportunities cohosted this discussion on policy design from the perspective of families, the CTC expansion as a use-case, and how policymakers can apply these lessons broadly to build a modernized system of benefits.

Learn what we all should understand about the debt collections litigation system, and what we can do to create better outcomes for people across America.

What if sports took radical action on the climate crisis? What role can sports play if more sports organizations and their stakeholders commit to the United Nation’s Sports for Climate Action Framework?

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and Aspen FSP are pleased to publish The Future of Building Wealth: Brief Essays on the Best Ideas to Build Wealth—for Everyone.

What if as a society we agreed that all children had a right to a quality sports experience? Join the Aspen Institute Sports & Society Program on August 20 from 12-1 pm ET as we explore the new Children’s Bill of Rights in Sports.

The women’s national team is the best in the world. The men’s national team has some of the best young talent in the world. Now imagine what’s possible if the players fully supported each other, while growing the game. What story can be told about U.S. Soccer by the 2026 World Cup?