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Webinar: Focusing on Massachusetts’ Model Vocational-Technical Schools
/in Education, Featured, Video, Videos - Education, Voc Tech Schools, VTE Page /by Editorial StaffPioneer Institute and First Things Magazine recently hosted an hour-long webinar examining the successes of vocational-technical schools, how education in the trades is faring nationwide, and the prospects for today’s high school graduates as they seek careers and additional training beyond the secondary level.
AEI’s Dr. Diana Schaub on the Founders, Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, & Civics
/in Featured, Podcast /by Editorial StaffThis week on The Learning Curve, Loyola University Maryland professor and AEI senior fellow Dr. Diana Schaub explores the legacies, speeches, and writings of Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass, and how knowledge of U.S. history and primary sources can debunk revisionist approaches to teaching history and civics.
Erec Smith on the Rhetoric of Anti-racist Activism
/in Featured, News, Podcast Hubwonk /by Editorial StaffJoe Selvaggi talks with York College of Pennsylvania Associate Professor Eric Smith about the disempowering effects of modern anti-racism movement and the challenges for thought leaders who espouse more constructive narratives.
Opinion: Drug patents aren’t a ‘necessary evil.’ They save lives.
/in News, Oped: Healthcare, Oped: Life Sciences, Press Releases, Press Releases: Life Sciences /by William SmithDrug patents are one of the most important public policy innovations in all of human history, and a boon to patients awaiting cures. Inventions only come when inventors are rewarded, not punished. Patents are not a “necessary evil.”
Study: Net Out-Migration of Wealth from Massachusetts Nearly Quintupled from 2012-2021
/in Economic Opportunity, Featured, News, Pioneer Research /by Editorial StaffIRS data reveals that net out-migration from Massachusetts is accelerating rapidly and is greatest among affluent residents who pay the most in state taxes, according to a Pioneer Institute analysis. Between 2019 and 2021, Massachusetts rose from ninth to fourth among all states in net out-migration of wealth, behind only California, New York, and Illinois.