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September 1, 2020 Yanelle Cruz Bonilla

COVID-19 and the impending housing and eviction crisis

Housing inequality has been a prevailing issue since long before the coronavirus pandemic: groups including families with children, people with
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July 8, 2020 Madison DeLuca

COVID-19’s impacts on the transportation sector: challenges, federal response, and outlook

The airline, automobile, and rail industries—as well as the energy industry that powers them all— were hit hard by the
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June 4, 2020 Yanelle Cruz Bonilla

Key 2020 voters: a look at who could sway the presidential election

Representative of an increasingly diverse country, the American electorate is far from being a monolithic vote, even when broken down
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May 4, 2020 Molly Newell

How the ‘homework gap’ leaves students behind during the COVID-19 pandemic

While the COVID-19 pandemic continues its spread across the country, nearly 90 percent of the nation’s 50.8 million public school
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May 31, 2017 Advocacy and Best Practices

Newsjacking #1: Discover viral stories to capitalize on

You can capitalize on viral stories to extend the reach of your advocacy message, and there are tools and tactics that can help.

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May 31, 2017 Advocacy and Best Practices

The anatomy of a ‘super advocate’

Super advocates do three things: they show up, they are visible and they are prepared.

May 25, 2017 Advocacy and Best Practices

How do Washington Insiders consume media?

How do influencers inside the Beltway consume media? Which social media platforms are best to use? Our research provides some clues.

May 25, 2017 Advocacy and Best Practices

What role can associations play in “post-truth” America?

Capitol Hill staff, federal executives, and private sector professionals are turning to associations, think tanks, and non-profits for policy information.