Posted by Erin Bendily, Ph.D. on February 22, 2023Louisiana Leaders United to Reduce Urban CrimeLast week, about 160 Baton Rouge elected officials, law enforcement officers, business owners, [...]Read more
Posted by on January 23, 2020Local, National Experts to Speak at Solutions Summit 2.0We’re one week away from the Pelican Institute for Public Policy’s Solutions Summit 2.0. Next [...]Read more
Posted by on January 17, 2020Solutions Summit 2.0 Agenda RevealedThere’s still time to register for the Pelican Institute for Public Policy’s Solutions Summit [...]Read more
Posted by on April 10, 2019Legislative Session is Underway – Will Lawmakers Take the Path to Jobs and Opportunity?This week, the Louisiana Legislature convened in Baton Rouge for the first day of the 2019 session. The [...]Read more
Posted by Margaret Viator on November 21, 2017New Orleans To Refund $28 Million in Red Light Camera RevenueFor years, The Pelican Institute has been warning citizens in New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Lafayette, and [...]Read more
Posted by Margaret Viator on October 4, 2017Daniel Erspamer: Bold New Approaches Needed For LouisianaThe Pelican Institute’s CEO, Daniel Erspamer, recently had an OpEd published by The Advocate, both [...]Read more
Posted by Kevin Mooney on March 13, 2012Union Leaders Coerce Teachers Out of the Classroom to Protest Jindal ReformsPolitically active union leaders should refrain from separating teachers from their classroom [...]Read more
Posted by Robert Ross on August 11, 2011Transportation Scholar Refutes Case for N.O.-B.R. High-Speed RailThe debate over whether to build a high-speed rail line spanning 80 miles between Baton Rouge and New [...]Read more
Posted by Jamison Beuerman on June 28, 2011Amendment Steers State Surplus Money Towards Looming Retirement DebtsDue to a scheduled larger share of offshore oil and gas revenues from the federal government, some [...]Read more