Spending Billions of Dollars Detaining Children and Families Will Not Solve the Crisis at the Southern Border

AUDIO: Hannah Graf Evans, Immigration and Refugee Policy Legislative Representative
(Washington D.C., Thursday, May 23, 2019) – The Trump Administration recently asked for an additional $4.5 billion to address the humanitarian crisis at our southern border. This is on top of the $49.9 billion current...

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Maternal Health Coverage Report Shows States that Expanded Medicaid Improved the Health of Women

AUDIO: Joan Alker, Executive Director, the Georgetown University Center for Children and Families
(Washington, D.C., Wednesday, May 22, 2019) – A new report from Georgetown University’s Center for Children and Families, shows that Medicaid fills the gaps in maternal health coverage and leads to healthier babies and mothers. States...

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Nearly 8 Million Middle-Income Seniors Won’t be Able to Afford Senior Housing by 2029

AUDIO: Robert Kramer, Founder, National Investment Center for Seniors Housing and Care
(Annapolis, MD, Tuesday, May 21, 2019) – A first-of-its-kind study recently published in Health Affairs, shows 54 percent of middle-income seniors won’t be able to afford senior housing and out-of-pocket healthcare costs just 10 years...

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Book, “Pivot to the Future” Details how Companies Can Adapt and Grow with Changing Technology

AUDIO: Paul Nunes, Global Managing Director for Thought Leadership, Accenture Research
(Arlington, VA, Thursday, May 16, 2019) – We’re not done with disruption. Or perhaps more accurately, it’s not done with us. Rapid, recent changes, emerging technologies, new markets and increasingly savvy competitors are forcing leaders in...

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