COVID-19 Lessons: Distance Learning and Economic Distancing
Keeping classrooms and the economy on track in the time of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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Recession, Election, Education in the Time of Coronavirus
A new election upcoming, a new recession taking hold and new IPPSR research on shuttered or online classrooms. Plus, a new report on the digital division across Michigan.
Coronavirus: Elections, Politics, Recession
Against the challenge of the novel coronavirus, Michigan's presidential primary is in the past, the nation's presidential election is upcoming and a recession is all but official.
Podcasters Take to the Roads, Look at the Economy and Cheer on the Schools
The economy, the roads and how Michigan is improving its lowest-performing schools. State of the State Podcasters also talk about stock market caution and the novel coronavirus.
The President, The Governor, Our Trust in Government, Economy
The State of the State Survey and Podcast looks at consumer confidence, trust in government and Michigan's view of the president and Michigan's governor.
Crystal Ball 2020: Roads, Economy, Philanthropy
Looking back at 2019 and ahead at 2020. In the crystal ball, roadways, politics, and questions about nonprofit philanthropy and communities in need.
Michigan's Shortage of Substitute Teachers: Research and Solutions
New research finds that Michigan is short of substitute teachers. Research supported by a IPPSR's Michigan Applied Public Policy Research grant suggests some solutions.
Can We Do More for Pre-K Teachers? Is Recession on the Horizon?
A new study finds an urgent need to help recruit and retain Michigan's pre-K teachers.
Politics, Tariffs and the Popular Vote
Looking ahead to the effects of auto insurance reform, threatened tariffs on Mexico and the U.S. Supreme Court's decision this summer on Michigan's ballot initiative to overturn gerrymandering.
Battling the Opioid Epidemic; Budgeting for Infrastructure
What tools, policies, laws and treatment are needed to battle -- indeed to crush -- the opioid epidemic? What infrastructure needs, including the opioid battle, will Michigan decide to fund?
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