Student Loan Debt
The Institute is undertaking a first-of-its-kind issue campaign related to the national crisis of student loan debt. This multi-year campaign, “Trillion Dollar Debt,” will involve both state and national partners from both inside and outside of the 21-state ProgressNow Education Fund network
and will conduct cutting edge research, develop policy alternatives and involves a massive public education campaign to both the media and the public about the full economic impact of the crisis. In building this campaign, the Institute will rely heavily on the strengths of research, communications and online organizing skills of its staff.
Bradley Watch
Exposing the truth behind the nation's largest conservative and pro-corporate funding group, the Bradley Foundation.Voter Rights
Wisconsin has been ground zero in efforts to restrict voting rights and the Institute has been at the forefront in providing the public, its allies and the media with comprehensive research and legal information about critical issues surrounding the right of the franchise.Our Dumb Senator
The stunning frequency with which Wisconsin U.S. Senator Ron Johnson proves himself to be utterly out-of-touch, misinformed and even downright foolish in his public statements inspired One Wisconsin Now's new website, www.OurDumbSenator.com, dedicated to chronicling the Senator's inanity.| 05/21/13 |
One Wisconsin Now to Travel to Iowa as Gov. Walker Pursues Presidential AmbitionsWill Share ‘Walker Resume of Failure’ |
| 05/20/13 |
As Nation Celebrates 20th Anniversary of Voter Registration Act, Wisconsin Assembly Republicans Consider New Voter Obstruction Legislation‘Shame on Assembly Republicans for Letting This Bill See the Light of Day’ |
| 05/17/13 |
Sen. Rick Gudex Wants to Require More Qualifications for Some Professional Licenses, But Not the Private School Voucher Program He Has Pledged to ExpandOne Wisconsin Now Asks: Why Isn’t Gudex Demanding Accountability from Private School Voucher Program? |
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