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Fixing Housing in America
The COVID-19 pandemic has amplified pre-existing socioeconomic inequities including lack of acce
ss to affordable housing. Nationwide, economic zoning restrictions—along with political resistance from residents—have limited new construction.
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The Next Decade: How to Manage Disruption
The best investments often are made in times of uncertainty. With the current crisis changing ev
erything from how we live to how companies go public, looking at the big picture has become critical.
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National Security: Risk and Responsibility
Since the end of the Cold War, the concept and pursuit of America's national security have under
gone numerous revisions.
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A Conversation with Ray Dalio and Tom Friedman
Join philanthropist and founder of Bridgewater Associates, Ray Dalio, in conversation with the N
ew York Times's foreign affairs columnist Tom Friedman, as they discuss governance, the new world order, and the cyclical nature of history.
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Retirement Security: The COVID-19 Wake-Up Call
A financially secure retirement should be within reach of every American. But even before the CO
VID-19 pandemic, only half of US adults over age 50 had more than $100,000 saved, and nearly 30 percent had no retirement savings or pension at all.
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Healthy Longevity: New Strategies for a New Normal
The COVID-19 crisis has dramatically elevated awareness of threats to the health of an aging pop
ulation—not just infectious diseases, but age-related chronic conditions that inhibit opportunities to extend the healthy human lifespan.
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Giving Smarter in the Age of COVID-19
Since March 2020, routines have been disrupted and economies have contracted. Millions of people
are grieving for lost loved ones and lost ways of life.
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Social Isolation: Confronting the Silent Pandemic
In the midst of a global pandemic, another hidden public health crisis has emerged: Loneliness,
the subjective feeling that results from social isolation.
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