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Resolving Fannie and Freddie: The Key to Housing Finance Reform (Invite only)
Reform of the US housing finance system will not be complete without a solution to the Fannie Ma
e and Freddie Mac conservatorships and the broader question of what role these government-sponsored enterprises should play.
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Finding Common Ground: Getting What Works Into the Classroom
For years, education experts have researched and explored what works and doesn't work in the cla
ssroom. And yet, many of our teachers and students still struggle to succeed.
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Can America Afford to Retire?
America's pension shortfall for defined benefit plans alone is estimated to be as high as $7.5 t
rillion across government and corporate pensions. And the outlook for the alternative of defined contribution plans is equally dire.
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How Resilient Are You? A Human Performance Workshop In The Pool
Finding the limits of one's abilities often requires unconventional methods—in this case, spendi
ng 40 minutes in a (heated) hotel pool.
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The Price of Dementia: Innovative Strategies to Reduce Risk
Today, one in three older adults dies with Alzheimer’s or another dementia. It kills more people
than do breast cancer and prostate cancer combined, yet only 16 percent of older adults receive regular cognitive assessments during routine checkups.
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Drawdown: Changing the Food System to Save the Planet
Food is the single greatest lever we have to improve the health of our people and our planet.
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The Future of Human Performance
What separates high achievement and undisputed mastery; raw talent and world champion?
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Finding Common Ground: Getting What Works Into the Classroom
For years, education experts have researched and explored what works and doesn't work in the class
room. And yet, many of our teachers and students still struggle to succeed.
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video
The Price of Dementia: Innovative Strategies to Reduce Risk
Today, one in three older adults dies with Alzheimer’s or another dementia. It kills more people t
han do breast cancer and prostate cancer combined, yet only 16 percent of older adults receive regular cognitive assessments during routine checkups.
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COVID-19 and the Future of Aging: The Outlook for Senior Housing and Care
Why this expert thinks a person-centered approach will be critical
In this interview series from th
e Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging and PBS' Next Avenue, experts from the Center's
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To Solve the Water Crisis, We Must Rethink the Way We Invest
2020 often feels nothing short of apocalyptic. The deadly coronavirus pandemic has killed over 1 mil
lion people worldwide. The climate crisis is unleashing historic hurricanes and wildfires that are turning towns into ash., If we can marshal the urgency and human ingenuity to solve the global water crisis, we can tackle some of the most entrenched and systemic problems in our world., But there’s a reason to be optimistic. If we can marshal the urgency and human ingenuity to solve the global water crisis, we can tackle some of the most entrenched and systemic problems in our world.
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COVID-19 and the Future of Aging: Vaccines and Treatments
The pandemic’s impacts on disease prevention, science, and innovation
In this interview serie
s from the Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging and PBS'
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