A private charitable organization dedicated to helping build better futures for disadvantaged children in the United States. Publishes Kids Count, a national and state-by-state report documenting the status of children in the U.S., Advocasey, and many other publications.

The Center for Effective Government was founded as OMB Watch in 1983, with a primary focus on making the work of executive branch agencies more transparent and open to citizen input. The organization changed its name in January 2013 to reflect the fact that its work has expanded over the years and that it has a new goal: an effective government that reflects the needs and priorities of the American people.

This digital repository contains foundation-sponsored research reports and publications.

A Canadian think tank.

The Kaiser Foundation website provides information about health care reform, health policy, Medicaid/Medicare, and minority health in the form of reports, data, fact sheets, and issue briefs, among others.

This portal provides a searchable, "online catalog of annotated links to 7,117 research reports, case studies, issue briefs, literature reviews, and annual reports published or funded by U.S. foundations."

Includes information on the chapter's legislative committee, contract lobbyist (an alumna of DU GSSW), and advocacy activities.

PACE is the political action committee (or PAC) of the National Association of Social Workers.

The largest Latino civil rights and advocacy organization in the U.S., with nearly 300 affiliated community-based organizations throughout the nation and beyond.

Search or browse this collection of Pew publications by subject categories (e.g., children and youth, education, family financial security, health, Hispanics in America, state policy) to find relevant reports and fact sheets.

Rand provides freely-available research reports on such topics as children and families, education, health care, and population and aging.