Events
THP events bring together key policymakers, academic experts, and business leaders to address our nation’s most pressing economic challenges.
Reforming regulation: Debating cost-benefit analysis and the role of OIRA
On October 14, The Hamilton Project and The Tax Law Center at NYU Law will host a virtual event on how to improve federal rulemaking.
Meeting long-term care needs for an aging United States
On September 29, The Hamilton Project hosted an event to discuss policies to expand access to long-term care.
Taking on tax: The future of corporate taxation
On June 16, The Hamilton Project, the Tax Law Center at NYU Law, and the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center hosted an event on business tax reform.
Explore Past Events
Policies to promote women’s economic opportunity
On October 19, The Hamilton Project at the Brookings Institution, LeanIn.Org, and Stanford Law School co-hosted a forum at Stanford University exploring public…
What’s the matter with wages? Exploring wage stagnation and the American worker
On September 26, The Hamilton Project at Brookings hosted a forum on wage growth in The United States. The forum explored several key questions, including: Wha…
Leveling the playing field: Policy options to improve postsecondary education and career outcomes
On April 26, The Hamilton Project at the Brookings Institution hosted a policy forum to explore the best ways to address challenges facing both K-12 and postse…
Identifying opportunities for progress on energy and climate policy
Despite an expected shift in energy and environmental priorities in the coming years, several key challenges present clear opportunities for bipartisan coopera…
The vital role of government statistics: Strengthening research, governance, and innovation
The modern economy is more reliant on data than ever before. Without reliable information about the economic and social environment, making sensible choices th…
Identifying a fiscally responsible approach to funding infrastructure
The last decade’s decline in productivity—coupled with very low interest rates and declining public investment—presents a challenge and an opportunity for econ…
Second chances through successful reentry
There were approximately seven million Americans living under correctional supervision in 2014, and many more who have exited supervision in the United States.…
Divergence in American life expectancy
During the past 100 years, life expectancy at birth has increased by about 25 years in the United States. However, in sharp contrast to this broader trend, cer…
