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Louisiana Can Learn from S.C.’s COVID-19 Education Plan
There is no doubt the COVID-19 pandemic will have a lasting effect on the way our country delivers [...]
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While National Economy is Improving, Much of Louisiana is Still Lagging
Just in time for the Independence Day Holiday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released some good [...]
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Louisiana Continues Making Progress on Criminal Justice Reform
by Joshua Levine Since the passage of bold bipartisan criminal justice reforms in 2017, Louisiana’s [...]
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Promising Signs for Louisiana Economy, But More Work Ahead
As Louisiana and the nation continues to reopen, some good economic news is starting to trickle in. The [...]
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Pelican Responds to Calls to Extend Louisiana School Closures
This week, the Louisiana Superintendents Association requested Gov. John Bel Edwards to close schools [...]
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Vaping Regulations Would Stifle Opportunity for Louisianans
This week, the Pelican Institute joined groups around the country in signing a letter opposing efforts by [...]
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Steel Factory Closing Symptomatic of Larger Issue
On Monday, Sept. 30, 376 Louisianans showed up to work only to find that they had suddenly lost their [...]
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We’re Hiring! Apply to be General Counsel for the Pelican Institute for Public Policy Today
General Counsel The Pelican Institute for Public Policy/Pelican Center for Justice New Orleans or Virtual [...]
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Course Choice: Expanding Educational Freedom
Without ensuring access to a high-quality education for every child, Louisiana cannot have a vibrant and [...]
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