Articles by Joint Center
Joint Center Workforce Policy Director Participates in Groundwork Collaborative Twitter Chat
On February 4, 2022, Joint Center Workforce Policy Director Dr. Alex Camardelle participated in Groundwork Collaborative’s Twitter chat on the Bureau of Labor Statistics January Jobs Report. Dr. Camardelle offers…
New Poll from Joint Center Reveals Black Americans Are Deeply Concerned Regarding Direction of the Country, Economy
New Poll from Joint Center Reveals Black Americans Are Deeply Concerned Regarding Direction of the Country, Economy Ahead of Biden’s First State of the Union Address Results Find More than…
Poll Results: New Poll from Joint Center Reveals Black Americans Are Deeply Concerned Regarding Direction of the Country, Economy
Below are the results of a survey conducted by GBAO on behalf of the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies. The national multimodal survey of 600 Black American adults…
Biden Adopts Colorblind Strategy Against Environmental Racism, Analysis Shows Why Banning Legacy College Admissions is Necessary & More: Feb. 17 Joint Center Roundup
Biden Administration The White House is fighting environmental racism — without mentioning race: During his campaign and since winning the election, President Biden has consistently promised to fight environmental racism.…
Joint Center Commends the U.S. Senate for Confirming the Nomination of Reta Jo Lewis as President and Chair of the Export-Import Bank of the United States
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Feb. 14, 2022 Contact: press@jointcenter.org Joint Center Commends the U.S. Senate for Confirming the Nomination of Reta Jo Lewis as President and Chair of the Export-Import Bank…
Biden Administration Challenged to Fight Crime While Keeping Police Reform Promise, Congressman James Clyburn Presses the President to Nominate Judge J. Michelle Childs to the High Court & More: Feb. 10 Joint Center Roundup
Biden Administration Can President Biden keep police reform promise in the face of rising crime? With a Gallup poll revealing that only 24 percent of Americans were satisfied with “efforts…
Joint Center Statement on Bomb Threats Against Historically Black Colleges and Universities
In response to the bomb threats at HBCU campuses across the nation, the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies releases the following statement: The Joint Center for Political and…
White House Acknowledges Black History Month, North Carolina Cited as Ground Zero for Current Wave of Racial Gerrymandering & More: Feb. 3 Joint Center Roundup
Biden Administration White House issues proclamation on the eve of Black History Month: On the day before the nation officially begins its annual, month-long recognition of the achievements and contributions…
Strong Support for Senate Confirmation of Dr. Lisa Cook and Dr. Philip Jefferson for Federal Reserve Board
February 1, 2022 Chairman Sherrod Brown Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs United States Senate 534 Dirksen Senate Office Building 20510 Washington, DC 20510 Ranking Member Pat Toomey Committee…
Our Jan. 2022 Work: Discussing Voting Rights, Black Workers & More
Economic Studies Uncensored internet–good or bad? Joint Center President Spencer Overton joined Public Knowledge to discuss how public interest values shape a better internet. “I have a different orientation,” Overton told the audience…
