Two Pandemics, One Election
As the 2020 general election approaches, our nation is simultaneously confronting racial inequities revealed by the COVID-19 pandemic and a new movement catalyzed by racial violence. The Two Pandemics, One Election virtual series features roundtable conversations to illuminate these and related important issues that are taking center stage in the presidential debates and voter decision-making. For more, click here.
COVID-19 & RACE
The coronavirus pandemic has exposed glaring health and economic disparities among communities of color – and the societal systems that are failing them due to structural racism.
The Clark-Fox Policy Institute organized this series, which draws on community leadership and evidence-based knowledge to inform the path toward racial and health equity.
Launching Lifelong Success
Research demonstrates that high-quality, affordable early childhood care and education has the potential to yield greater workforce participation and economic prosperity, improved health outcomes, reduced crime, and a more equitable region. Learn more from our latest report, Launching Lifelong Success.
Established by the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis, the Maxine Clark and Bob Fox Policy Institute is a center for public policy engagement. Our mission is to advance social and economic justice by working collaboratively to connect evidence-based policy solutions to public awareness, practitioner training, and policy decision-making.