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Reducing Wisconsin's energy deficit critical to economic success
Wisconsin currently has one of the biggest energy production deficits of any state. Our latest report show how transitioning to in-state energy resources like wind, solar, and energy efficiency would bring these dollars and jobs back to the state of Wisconsin. Read more.
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The State of Working Wisconsin 2018
A decade after the Great Recession, Wisconsin’s economy has finally and meaningfully recovered. Unemployment rates are low, and the value of the median income of four-person families finally exceeds its 2000 level. This is very welcome news for working Wisconsinites, however this good news is not untarnished.
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Equity in Apprenticeship
Apprenticeship is a powerful tool for meeting the skill needs of industries. With a focus on equity, it becomes a powerful tool for building a more just society. Equity in Apprenticeship provides case studies and policy ideas for creating apprenticeship programs that extend opportunity to historically marginalized groups.
Wisconsin's Middle Class Sees Growth But Lags Pre-Recession Levels - Interview with Laura Dresser
WPR | May 30, 2019
American Life is Improving for the Lowest Paid - Interview with Laura Dresser
www.economist.com | May 16, 2019
UniverCity Year Awarded 2019 Community-University Partnership Awards
University of Wisconsin-Madison | May 15, 2019
UniverCity Program Blends Student Research With Local Government Challenges
WPR | April 4, 2019
Report Considers Effect Of Using Renewable Energy On Jobs, The Economy In Wisconsin
Wisconsin Public Radio/Central Time | February 12, 2019
A Divest & Invest Guide for Local Governments
February 27, 2019
February 4, 2019
November 8, 2018
