Policy

Introduction If an American wanted to place a sports bet in the late twentieth century, he essentially had two options:…

Report Summary and Advice for Policymakers For recommendations for schools, churches, parents, individuals, and researchers, see full report. Key Findings:…

WHEREAS, Frederick Douglass said, “Once you learn to read, you will be forever free”; and  WHEREAS, Ray Bradbury said, “You don’t have to…

(Washington DC): Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC) policy analyst Chloe Lawrence and fellow Clare Morell today released model legislation…

1:1 Ed Tech Screens are Hurting, Not Helping Student Learning  The evidence is clear – it is time to get…

Summary AI “companion” chatbots are putting America’s children in life-threatening danger. Early last year, a 14-year-old named Sewell Setzer III…

The fight to protect kids online is global, but the U.S. has the opportunity to set the standard for strong…

In the era of smartphones and social media, online pornography has never been more accessible to children. Many parents are…

A new investigative report by Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC) scholars Alexandra DeSanctis and Nathanael Blake offers a detailed analysis of each Fortune 100 company’s family, parental leave, and abortion policies.

Policy Memo by Clare Morell, Senior Policy Analyst with assistance from: Brad Littlejohn, Fellow, Evangelicals in Civic Life, and Matthew…

Federal, State, and Industry Measures

Summary In the past year, four states—Utah, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas—have passed social-media parental-consent laws based on ideas put forward…