Centennial Institute

The Centennial Institute at Colorado Christian University works to enhance public understanding of the most important issues relating to faith, family, and freedom. As part of this endeavor, the institute focuses its efforts on conducting research, analyzing public policy options, and sponsoring seminars, conferences, and other activities that involve students, faculty, staff, and outside experts. The Institute and all sponsored activities are guided by the University’s strategic objectives. Mission: The Centennial Institute sponsors research, events, and publications to enhance public understanding of the most important issues facing our state and nation. By proclaiming Truth, we aim to foster faith, family, and freedom, teach citizenship, and renew the spirit of 1776. Leadership: Director of the Centennial Institute is Jeff Hunt. Chairman of the Institute is Dr. Donald Sweeting, President of Colorado Christian University.

California Health Benefits Review Program (CHBRP)

California Health Benefits Review Program (CHBRP) provides the California Legislature with timely, independent, and accurate analyses of proposed legislation (bills) that would mandate health insurance benefits (or repeal existing mandates). CHBRP relies heavily on university-based faculty and researchers, and since 2003, has completed reports on more than 90 bills. Each report: • Summarizes scientific evidence regarding the medical effectiveness of clinical interventions relevant to the proposed benefit mandate or repeal, • Estimates the impact on benefit coverage, costs, utilization, and public health. The reports make no recommendations, deferring all policy decision-making to the Legislature. CHBRP is required to complete its reports no later than 60 days after a Legislative committee requests an analysis.

Child Poverty Collaborative

We aim to build and implement a community-driven, data-informed action plan. We are engaging directly with community members and community leaders to gather fresh ideas generated through conversation, reflection, and collaborative planning. Follow us @CincinnnatiCPC and on facebook at facebook.com/childpovertycollaborative.

Equality State Policy Center

ESPC is a coalition of Wyoming organizations working for state government accountability, transparency, and to increase citizen access and participation.

American Jobs Project

The American Jobs Project is dedicated to cultivating a generation of political leaders who are harnessing advanced energy to grow the economy. We are a nonprofit, nonpartisan, think-and-do tank that works with partners across the nation to identify local pathways to creating good-paying jobs in advanced energy. Advanced energy represents one of the largest economic opportunities of our generation, and the actions we take now will determine whether the U.S. leads or follows in the global market. The American Jobs Project equips and empowers leaders and stakeholders to embrace quickly growing advanced energy markets to ensure the American workforce and economy isn’t left behind during the rapid energy transition. For more information, you can contact us at (866) 517-5045 or info@americanjobsproject.us. The American Jobs Project is a registered 501(c)(3).