$250,000
2014 • 2 years 4 months • Strengthening American Democracy
The Committee for Economic Development (CED) is a Washington-based non-partisan organization that conducts research on economic and social issues, and engages business leadership in public policy topics such as post-secondary education, public debt, campaign finance, and judicial selection. This two-year grant will support CED’s Business Champions for Campaign Finance Reform and Judicial Independence Project, which addresses campaign finance reform (particularly corporate disclosure practices) and judicial-selection reform.
$300,000
2012 • 2 years 1 month • Strengthening American Democracy
The Committee for Economic Development is a Washington-based, business-led, non-partisan organization that conducts research on economic and social issues, and engages the business community to understand public policy and its implications for business. This two-year grant will support CED’s Money in Politics Initiative, which addresses campaign finance reform and judicial-selection reform.
$50,000
1998 • 1 year • Policy Research
To produce and disseminate a report on the role business can play in improving job opportunities for low-skilled workers.
$25,000
1995 • 1 year 5 months
To support the Chicago Initiative on the Inner City.
$50,000
1994 • 1 year
To support a national policy study, "Tackling the Problems of the Inner City."
$50,000
1993 • 1 year
To support a national policy study, "Tackling the Problems of the Inner City."
$125,000
1991 • 1 year
To support development, publication, and dissemination of a policy report on child care as a human resource issue (over two years).
$75,000
1989 • 1 year 1 month
To support a research study focusing on child care in the workplace with special emphasis on educational aspects.
$100,000
1980 • 1 year
To support a study regarding the formulation of a national retirement policy.