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	Spring 2008 (PDF) America is Facing Up to its Fiscal Challenges; Center for Advances in Public Engagement Off to a Flying Start; Math and Science Education:What's Right with Kansas (and Missouri)?; Walking a Mile: A First Step Toward Mutual Understanding between American Indians and Non-American Indians; Public Agenda's Global Warming Choicework Guide; Issues in Polling: Knowing Our Worth; New Washington Office Strengthens Public Voice; What Do New Teachers Need to Succeed?; Doing the Math on College Costs; Confidence of Foreign Policy Index: A Loss of Faith; Education Leadership Style: Are You a Transformer or a Coper?; Policy Breakfast Series: Morning Coffee with Admiral Bobby Innman and Congressman Charles Rangel

	Winter 2007 (PDF) Public Agenda Launches Center for Advances in Public Engagement; 'Anxiety Indicator' is New Feature of Foreign Policy Index; Reality Check: Surprising Insights from Students, Teachers, Parents and Administrators; Can Public Libraries Help Solve Urgent Community Problems?; Improving Math and Science Education: A Communities Approach; Issues in Polling: Measuring Anxiety; Public on Federal Budget: We Can Handle the Truth; Maxwell Speaker Series: The U.S. -- from the E.U. Perspective; Court Users Judge for Themselves; Reflections from the President: Advancing on Multiple Fronts

	Fall 2005 (PDF) Confidence in U.S. Foreign Policy Index is News from Texas to Tehran; Education Insights: New Initiative Seeks More Community Involvement in Public School Reform; Gala Honors Yankelovich; Achieving the Dream: Community Colleges Count; Issues in Polling: Where I Live is What I Believe; Religion Splits Americans on Foreign Policy; Reflections from the President: Americans Have Something to Say About Foreign Policy

	Spring 2005 (PDF) Out-of-School Activities Play Crucial Role for Kids; Americans See Religion in Public Life Differently Today; NBC Elections Manager Ana Maria Arumi is Public Agenda's New Director of Research

	Fall 2004 (PDF) The Future of Public Engagement; School Discipline; A New Strategy for Public Dialogue; Praise for First Choice 2004 Voter Guides;

	Spring 2004 (PDF) Public Agenda Online redesigned; Rudeness in travel; School leaders speak out; Is litigation undermining schools?; A different kind of voters' guide.

	Fall 2003 (PDF) A Conversation with Ruth A. Wooden and Deborah Wadsworth; Are Teachers Scapegoats for Education System's Woes?; Action on Taxes; Hispanic Students' College Dreams.

	Spring 2003 (PDF) Education reform; the challenges of constructing a survey of immigrants; new Public Agenda higher education issue guide.

	Fall 2002 (PDF) What Americans know about the Constitution; views of parents of special education students; New York State "Community Conversations."

	Summer 2002 (PDF) Groundswell of interest in Public Agenda report on rudeness; students not stressed by testing; new Public Agenda gay rights issue guide.

	Winter 2002 (PDF) New Public Agenda Online issue guides on medical research and on terrorism; reports on small high schools, school leadership.


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