The 1848 Project is committed to presenting sound policy solutions, rooted in conservative principles, to address some of Wisconsin’s greatest challenges. The following articles stem from issues outlined in the Forward Agenda.
START EDUCATION SAVINGS ACCOUNTS FOR SPECIAL NEEDS STUDENTS
The Problem: In 1990, Wisconsin created the nation’s first modern private school choice program. Since then 30 more states have followed our lead by [...]
EXPAND THE CIRCLE OF CHARTER SCHOOL AUTHORIZERS
The Problem: Wisconsin was one of the first states in the nation to allow for the creation of independent charter schools for K-12 education. Wisconsin [...]
RESTORING ELECTION INTEGRITY
RESTORING ELECTION INTEGRITY The Problem: Winston Churchill once joked that democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others. Because every model [...]
EDUCATION ACCOUNTABILITY STARTS WITH TRANSPARENCY
The Problem: One good that came from the pandemic lockdown is increased parental involvement in their children’s education. After watching over their sons and daughters’ [...]
HIGH PAYING JOBS CAN START IN HIGH SCHOOL
The Problem: Drive anywhere in Wisconsin, and you see the ubiquitous ‘help wanted’ signs. Restaurants, manufacturing plants, shops and businesses of all sizes struggle to [...]
PREVENTING AND PROTECTING: A RESPONSE TO RIOTS
The Problem: In 2020, Wisconsin saw multiple protests in Waukesha, Kenosha, and Madison. Several of these protests-turned-riots resulted in violence against both people and property. [...]
CUTTING VIOLENT CRIME BY ADDING 1,000 NEW COPS
The Problem: Over the past year, Wisconsin has seen riots in major cities and has experienced a spike in violent crime. Some organizations are [...]
EVERS SHOULD DEPLOY STATE PATROL IN VIOLENT CITIES
By Rebecca Kleefisch, 1848 Project President Wisconsin summer is supposed to be the time of brats, baseball, and bass fishing. But for those who live [...]
FIXING VIRTUAL FAILURE
By Rebecca Kleefisch, 1848 Project President The COVID-19 pandemic has affected all of Wisconsin, but the hardest hit may be those least able to absorb [...]
OPPORTUNITY THROUGH OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING REFORM
Our modern institution is interested in cultivating an environment where young students can come together and learn in a creative and flexible environment. We work collaboratively with our students to achieve outstanding results.
CRITICAL RACE THEORY HAS NO PLACE IN THE CLASSROOM
Our modern institution is interested in cultivating an environment where young students can come together and learn in a creative and flexible environment. We work collaboratively with our students to achieve outstanding results.
Other Topics
- OUTSIDE SPENDING ON ELECTION ADMINISTRATIONLydia Burns2022-10-21T19:20:20-04:00
OUTSIDE SPENDING ON ELECTION ADMINISTRATION
- PROTECT THE INTEGRITY OF YOUTH ATHLETICSLydia Burns2022-10-21T19:20:39-04:00
PROTECT THE INTEGRITY OF YOUTH ATHLETICS
- TEACHING SOFT SKILLS TO WISCONSIN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTSLydia Burns2022-10-21T19:21:33-04:00
TEACHING SOFT SKILLS TO WISCONSIN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
- CREATE ONE UNIFORM PROGRAM FOR SCHOOL CHOICELydia Burns2022-10-21T19:24:37-04:00
CREATE ONE UNIFORM PROGRAM FOR SCHOOL CHOICE
- START EDUCATION SAVINGS ACCOUNTS FOR SPECIAL NEEDS STUDENTSLydia Burns2022-10-21T19:28:15-04:00
START EDUCATION SAVINGS ACCOUNTS FOR SPECIAL NEEDS STUDENTS
- EXPAND THE CIRCLE OF CHARTER SCHOOL AUTHORIZERSLydia Burns2022-01-19T12:44:11-05:00
EXPAND THE CIRCLE OF CHARTER SCHOOL AUTHORIZERS
- EDUCATION ACCOUNTABILITY STARTS WITH TRANSPARENCYLydia Burns2021-12-26T17:40:06-05:00
EDUCATION ACCOUNTABILITY STARTS WITH TRANSPARENCY
- HIGH PAYING JOBS CAN START IN HIGH SCHOOLLydia Burns2021-12-26T17:37:19-05:00
HIGH PAYING JOBS CAN START IN HIGH SCHOOL
