Grants and Projects

To support efforts to educate the public about the causes and consequences of federal budget deficits, the long-term challenges facing America's unsustainable entitlement programs, and how to build a sound foundation for economic growth.

To support an event convening health policy experts from the public and private sectors to discuss the broad trends shaping the healthcare system and their impact on the nation's economic and fiscal outlook.

Fiscal Solutions Phase II: Revise and update long-term fiscal solutions proposals, including identification of top policy priorities for the new Administration and Congress, proposal implementation over the first ten years, and how the proposals address the "fiscal cliff."

To support research and analysis on public investment and taxes.

To support an event that convenes policymakers, business leaders, and stakeholder organizations to build common ground on economic policy.

To support a conference convening nonprofit leaders to discuss public policy challenges and opportunities facing the nonprofit sector.

To support a 2012 national event convening policymakers and business leaders to discuss fiscal and economic issues.

To support a 2013 national event addressing the nexus of economics, business, and policymaking.

To support a conference regarding Medicare and Social Security issues.

To support an event honoring the public service of former economic and fiscal policymakers.

To support the second edition of the Nuclear Materials Security Index, a benchmarking project of nuclear materials security conditions on a country-by-country basis, along with the "Global Dialogue on Nuclear Security Priorities" forum.

To support a *Health Affairs* conference and related articles to address health care costs in the federal budget.

To support dialogue among stakeholders on state-level fiscal challenges and potential solutions.

To support *The Atlantic's* 2012 Health Care Forum

Fiscal Solutions Phase II: Revise and update long-term fiscal solutions proposals, including identification of top policy priorities for the new Administration and Congress, proposal implementation over the first ten years, and how the proposals address the "fiscal cliff."

To support a new certificate program, Fiscal Responsibility and the Law, and an annual leadership and fiscal responsibility conference at the Warren B. Rudman Center for Justice, Leadership and Public Policy.

To support the development of a youth curriculum to expand the teaching of financial literacy to middle and high school students across the country.

To support providing citizens with a greater opportunity for civic engagement around critical issues and deliberation over complex fiscal policy issues.

To support the ServiceNation Presidential Candidates Forum and Summit and a national Day of Action to increase national service opportunities and strengthen civic culture.

To support a comprehensive net assessment to help guide the new President in developing a strategic roadmap for addressing and confronting the nation's most urgent challenges.

To support the Fiscal Wake Up Tour, a series of town hall meetings conducted across the country designed to engage and educate the public on the nation's long-term fiscal outlook.

To support the enlistment of senior corporate executives and next generation business leaders in fiscal reform efforts, online outreach, and events focused on long-term fiscal challenges.

To support the creation of the Center for Entitlement Reform, a research center that analyzes factors responsible for increased federal entitlement spending and formulates new approaches for achieving better health care value.

To support the development of Budgetball, a "fiscal sport" for use in promoting financial and fiscal literacy among college students.