Summary
THE NEW CONGRESS:
What’s Next on Crucial Health and Education Issues?
Presented jointly with POLITICO LLC
In this uniquely insightful Forum, experts examined key health and education policies — and their broad implications — that are likely to be enacted by the new Congress. The panelists discussed the current climate, including the government shutdown. For background, the discussion drew on a newly-released poll by POLITICO and the Harvard Chan School.
Part of: Policy Controversies.
Presented jointly with POLITICO LLC
Background Articles
- Americans' Health and Education Priorities for the New Congress in 2019
POLITICO-Harvard Chan poll - POLITICO/Harvard poll: Many Democrats back a taxpayer-funded health care plan like Medicare for All
POLITICO - Poll: Americans want Congress to reduce student debt, improve K-12 funding
POLITICO - Americans' Priorities for the New Congress in 2019
POLITICO-Harvard Chan poll - POLITICO-Harvard poll: New Congress should fight hate crimes, tackle drug prices
POLITICO - Student Debt Crisis
A non-profit organization dedicated to fundamentally reforming student debt and higher education loan policies. - American Patients First
US Department of Health and Human Services
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