The Roosevelt Institute will integrate the People’s Parity Project into the Roosevelt Society, expanding its pipeline of ...

As AI takes over a growing share of the economy, the need for regulation to rein in the world’s biggest companies and protect the working class has become increasingly urgent. To think through these ...

“It is essential that we act quickly to ensure public, democratic control over this technology rather than private self-regulation,” said Elizabeth Wilkins, President and CEO of the Roosevelt ...

The Emerging Fellowship is a yearlong, policy writing–focused fellowship experience designed for students in the last one to two years of their undergraduate degree program. This rigorous and advanced ...

Today, the Roosevelt Institute announced its winter 2026 cohort of think tank fellows—a group of scholars, policymakers, and public intellectuals whose work collectively advances a democratic vision ...

This is a web-friendly preview of the report. The “abundance agenda” identifies a worthy goal: to ask what people really need and to organize government to make sure there is enough of it, including ...

Norms around parenting and work have changed over time, and in different ways for women and men. Fathers today are more involved in childcare than in the past; they are more likely to both provide ...

While the 2024 election cycle set new records for billionaire spending, it did so in step with a broader trend. As Figure 1 shows, presidential elections have seen steadily rising spending from the ...

Public administrators are the primary point of contact between constituents and the government, and their work is crucial to the day-to-day functioning of the state. AI technologies have been touted ...

In “Regulating Stock Buybacks: The $6.3 Trillion Question,” Lenore Palladino and William Lazonick document the adverse impacts that stock buybacks had on innovation in the past decade (including those ...

America’s wealth has concentrated to historic levels. The top 0.1 percent—roughly 340,000 people—now hold $1 in every $6 of private US wealth (or roughly $23 trillion). That concentration isn’t just ...