Wednesday, June 15 | 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. ET
Economic Security for the 21st Century
Inspired by President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 1934 Committee on Economic Security, the National Academy of Social Insurance formed the Economic Security Study Panel in October of 2019.
The Panel’s aim was to research and document the extent of contemporary economic insecurity in the United States then assess a range of policy options that have been proposed to better assure income to households. Their findings will be released in a new Academy report, Economic Security for the 21st Century.
Join members of that Study Panel and stakeholders for a virtual discussion on:
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The four pillars of economic security – Labor Policy, Benefit Policy, Protection Policy, and Equity Policy;
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How each pillar encompasses an essential aspect of a well-functioning economic infrastructure; and
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The policy options stakeholder communities identify as their top priorities.
(View the recording of the event.)
Speakers
Suzanne Adely
Co-Director, Food Chain Workers Alliance
Joshua Arce
President, Partnership with Native Americans
Alix Gould-Werth
Director of Family Economic Security Policy, Washington Center for Equitable Growth
Renée Landers
Chair of the Board of Directors and Professor of Law, Suffolk University
Andy Stern
Senior Fellow, Economic Security Project
Kathryn Monet
Chief Executive Officer, National Coalition for the Homeless
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