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Aug 23, 2021
A permanent child tax credit should appeal to Democrats and Republicans alike. Here’s why. With surprising bipartisan support, the Senate recently approved a $1trillion infrastructure bill […]
Dec 21, 2020
On the cusp of our nation swearing in a new president, I have found myself reading books on polarization and the rebuilding of trust from a […]
Mar 20, 2020
Crises reveal vulnerabilities in societies more than anything else. The outbreak of COVID-19 is already uncovering just how wrongheaded the United States has been about what […]
Mar 9, 2020
In 2002, 30 percent of fourth-grade students in the United States were reading at or above proficiency levels. Seventeen years later, in 2019, that number had […]
Feb 17, 2020
A system rife with dysfunctions that prevent us from making the kind of population-level change and reduction in disparities we desperately want to achieve ...
Jan 20, 2020
In my blog post that closed out 2019, I revisited the question I posed in March when I first launched this Finding Common Purpose blog: To what end? The question is so central, so important, that it cannot be asked too much. I'm starting out my 2020 posts by posing it again...
Dec 23, 2019
To what end? That’s the question I posed back in March when I launched the blog Finding Common Purpose. Its a question I continue to pose […]