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Off-Kilter Podcast: Inside the Fight to Make America’s New Child Allowance Permanent

In this week’s Off-Kilter, Rebecca sat down Representative Rosa DeLauro and two dear colleagues who have been leading the way on the fight to extend the child allowance beyond its first year: Indi Dutta Gupta, co-executive director of the Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality, and Dorian Warren, co-president of Community Change and one of the co-chairs of the Economic Security Project.

Commentary Economics

What Do Trade and Manufacturing Have to Do with Racial Justice?

Report Higher Education

Achieving Financial Equity and Justice for HBCUs

Commentary Higher Education

The Campaign to Double the Pell Grant Is Well-Intentioned, but Must Lead to Improved Affordability and Diversity

Report Century International

Lebanon Is in Free Fall. Opposition Groups Have Radically Different Ideas about How to Save It.

Commentary Health Care

Advancing Maternal Health Equity in the Next Reconciliation Package

About TCF Health Care

TCF Health Care Experts React to Texas’ Restrictive Anti-Abortion Law, SB8

Next100

Next100, a startup think tank launched by The Century Foundation in 2019 for a new generation of progressive policy leaders, is continuing with a second, two-year cycle, opening up applications for a new cohort of diverse “Policy Entrepreneurs.” Next100 was built with a simple yet bold mission: policy by those with the most at stake, for those with the most at stake.

Syrians Are Going Hungry. Will the West Act?

Early Education

We Must Seize the Opportunity for Integration in Universal Pre-K

For-Profit Education

Outsourcing Online Higher Ed: A Guide for Accreditors

Report Democracy

The Century Foundation’s Top Policy Priorities for 2021

Commentary Off-Kilter Podcast

Off-Kilter Podcast: Inside the Fight to Make America’s New Child Allowance Permanent

Commentary Economics

What Do Trade and Manufacturing Have to Do with Racial Justice?

Commentary Education

What Colleges and School Districts Should Learn from the Census

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - JULY 27: Cal State Los Angeles graduates sit at their commencement ceremony which was held outdoors beneath a tent on campus on July 27, 2021 in Los Angeles, California. Commencement ceremonies for graduates from the classes of 2021 and 2020 are being held outdoors over seven days following delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)

Commentary Higher Education

The Campaign to Double the Pell Grant Is Well-Intentioned, but Must Lead to Improved Affordability and Diversity

Report Higher Education

Achieving Financial Equity and Justice for HBCUs

BEIRUT, LEBANON - OCTOBER 17: People wave Lebanese flags and chant to mark the one-year anniversary of anti-government protests on October 17, 2020 in Beirut, Lebanon. On the one year anniversary since the unprecedented mass protests of Lebanese demanding political change as the country buckled under social and economic devastation, Beirut remains in rubble after the August 4 port blast. (Photo by Marwan Tahtah/Getty Images)

Report Century International

Lebanon Is in Free Fall. Opposition Groups Have Radically Different Ideas about How to Save It.

Amanda Rogers

Fellow

William M. Rodgers III

Fellow

Jamila Taylor

Director of Health Care Reform and Senior Fellow

Taela Dudley

Senior Policy Associate

September 21, 2021
From 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm

Online via Zoom

Advancing Maternal Health Equity during the Biden Administration

The United States faces a maternal health crisis, with unacceptably high rates of maternal mortality and morbidity. The poorest health outcomes are among Black women and birthing people, and are driving these dreadful statistics. Under the Biden–Harris administration and 117th Congress, this issue has been made a priority. Policy efforts are being made to advance...