Grants and Projects

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

To honor Alice Rivlin’s legacy on fiscal issues by supporting the creation of the Alice M. Rivlin Chair in Economic Policy

To support the execution of Up to Us™, a nationwide nonpartisan initiative empowering college students to educate and engage their peers on America's fiscal challenges and the impact on their future

To support education and awareness about bipartisan reforms to the federal election certification process.

To support education and awareness about bipartisan reforms to the federal election certification process

To support research examining the relationship between tax rates and tax expenditures in proposals to reform individual and corporate income taxes

To increase awareness and improve understanding of the drivers of America's fiscal challenges

To support the development of a framework for long-term budgeting for the federal government

To support the "How Will We Do That?" symposium to examine how to build low-cost, high-quality health care in communities across the United States.

to develop and support The Alice Rivlin Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Fiscal Policy

To support research on the economic effects of deficits and debt, and the development of a responsible long-term approach to U.S. fiscal policy

To update and disseminate the Understanding Fiscal Responsibility curriculum to educate high school students on fiscal and economic issues

To support continued dissemination and outreach for the report, A New US Defense Strategy for a New Era, and to develop specific recommendations to update and implement the strategy.

To support the development of curricula for elementary and secondary school students in low-income areas to increase financial literacy.

To support updates and dissemination of the Understanding Fiscal Responsibility curriculum to help high school students understand the facts, significance, and consequences of the nation's fiscal challenges.

To support the Moment of Truth Project at the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget to advance responsible fiscal policy and budget process reform through outreach and engagement efforts.

To support a national discussion on the fiscal future of the United States in 20 cities across the nation and provide citizens with an opportunity to consider options to address long-term budget challenges.

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

To support a bipartisan effort to develop reforms to maintain or improve the quality of healthcare at lower costs, using Medicare claims data to increase understanding of the use of medical services and estimate the potential budgetary impact of proposed reforms.

To support updates and dissemination of the Understanding Fiscal Responsibility curriculum to help high school students understand the facts, significance, and consequences of the nation's fiscal challenges.

To support an analysis of alternative defense strategy and mission choices as part of the Budgeting for Foreign Affairs and Defense program.

To support studies of health care cost containment strategies, including payment bundling and accountable care organizations.

To support a new version of the budget game The Fiscal Ship, which challenges players to put the federal budget on a sustainable course.

To support research on the international dimensions of the fiscal imbalances of the United States, including an appraisal of key creditor countries' international economic positions and policies.

To support the development of new policy ideas to contain federal and overall healthcare spending and improve the value and efficiency of Medicare and the healthcare system, and advance these ideas through outreach, education, and partnerships with policymakers and stakeholders