Research

The Community Impact Policy Institute conducts cutting-edge research, particularly on barriers to economic well-being. The Community Impact Policy Institute also serves as the “discovery” and strategic planning arm of the The Fedcap Group and its affiliates—promoting capacity building, technical assistance and practice improvement–with a focus on improving the way that services are designed and distributed. Housed within the Community Impact Policy Institute is Fedcap’s Solution Series where business leaders, educators, content experts, and policy makers explore complex issues facing workforce sectors, including increasing minimum wage, breaking-down barriers to employment for veterans and individuals with disabilities, strengthening the pre-K-12 education system, and more.
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Child anxiety: why this is a problem and what can we do about it?
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Solution Series: Socially Responsible Investing: The Moral Case for Impact Investing
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Solution Series: Socially Responsible Investing: The Moral Case for Impact Investing
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Maximizing Organizational Intelligence: Building Capacity to Create and Strategically Use Knowledge.
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The Employment of People with Disabilities: Moving Beyond Social Responsibility to a Business Solution
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Solution Series: Women Veterans Transitioning to Civilian Life
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Why Business Should Support Early Childhood Education
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Leading as Women: How Women Are Increasing Productivity and Changing Business.
Addressing Employee Mental Health and Addiction: Improving Your Business Bottom Line
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The Impact of Mental Health and Addiction on Economic Well-Being
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Immigration and Its Impact on Business
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The Minimum Wage Increase: Costs, Benefits and Complexities
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The Integration of Workforce and Economic Development
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Leveraging the Older Workforce as a Competitive Advantage
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