Institute of Public Policy

IPP News

2017

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Ethics, Money & Politics
Womens Foundation
Advancing Women’s Status in Missouri
Annual Legislative Day
Annual Legislative Day
EPSCoR Toolkit Online
EPSCoR Toolkit Online
Status of Women Update
Status of Women Update
Lawmakers Consider Paid Family Leave
Lawmakers Consider Paid Family Leave

2016

Is Occupational Licensing a Barrier for Women?
Is Occupational Licensing a Barrier for Women?
Paid Family Leave
Paid Family Leave
Youth Issues Roundtable
Youth Issues Roundtable
Wage Gaps Matter
Wage Gaps Matter
Truman Youth Leadership Academy Highlights
Truman Youth Leadership Academy Highlights
Boosting Civic Education
Boosting Civic Education
TYLA Gears Up
TYLA Gears Up
An IPP GRA’s Perspective
An IPP GRA’s Perspective
State Auditor Report on Performance Indicators
State Auditor Report on Performance Indicators
In Government We Trust?
In Government We Trust?
Field Experiment Yields Little Evidence of Bias
Field Experiment Yields Little Evidence of Bias
Pay Equity Best Practices Guidelines Released
Pay Equity Best Practices Guidelines Released
IPP Goes on the Air
IPP Goes on the Air
Jason Klumb Receives Mel Carnahan Award
Jason Klumb Receives Mel Carnahan Award

2015

Nixon Signs EO 15-09
Nixon Signs EO 15-09
Combating Gender Inequality: The Status of Women in Missouri
Combating Gender Inequality: The Status of Women in Missouri
Racism Sparks Dialogues
Racism Sparks Dialogues
Planning for Regional Resilience
Planning for Regional Resilience
Personal Responsibility Education Program in Fifth Year
Personal Responsibility Education Program in Fifth Year
Forward Through Ferguson
Forward Through Ferguson
Improving Resilience
Improving Resilience
Future Keys to the City
Future Keys to the City
Regional and Economic Development Update
Regional and Economic Development Update
Social Media Effects on Civic Engagement – Cultivating the Social Pulse
Social Media Effects on Civic Engagement – Cultivating the Social Pulse