Millennials

I’m a Public Health Professional. This is How TrumpCare Will Hurt the Most Vulnerable.

Doctors, hospitals, consumer groups, and insurance providers — groups that normally have very different legislative…

A Quick History Lesson on Voter Disenfranchisement

The first occurrence of felony disenfranchisement appeared during Reconstruction after the passage of the 15th amendment.

College for All: Creating a New Deal in Higher Education

How do we fight the large inequities built into today’s higher educational system?

The World Bank and Its Potential to Combat Climate Change

Our generation has the right to demand that finance be used for projects that create global equity and prosperity, not climate disaster.

Pretrial Review Could Help End the Mass Incarceration of the Poor

The review protocol will act as a shield against wrongful conviction.

Garrett Shor

Election Vouchers Could Be a Solution to Political Inequality

How public financing can decrease the power of interest groups over policy outcomes.

Nick Thomas

The New York Votes Act Would Expand Democratic Access

Modernizing absentee voting is long overdue in New York.

Ahyoung Kim-Lee, Lydia Zheng, Aaron Gottesfeld, David Hong, and Ariana Zukergood, Roosevelt @ Cornell chapter members

Ideas Do Matter: Introducing the 2017 10 Ideas

We need as much inspiration and as many visionary ideas as we can get.

Joelle Gamble, National Director of the Roosevelt network