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  • Introduction

    Located in the Nation's Capital, the Policy Institute is the research, policy and advocacy arm of the National Urban League. The Institute builds on the League's history of excellence in research, its prominence as an advocate and its record as a leading and respected voice on issues of importance to the African-American community. Dedicated to the pursuit of economic self-reliance and equal opportunity for African-Americans, the Policy Institute's work focuses on the National Urban League's five point empowerment agenda. These issues include education and youth development, health and quality of life, homeownership and economic empowerment, civil rights and civic engagement.

    The Institute's research and policy analysis efforts provide a solid foundation from which to advocate on behalf of African Americans and urban communities. Through interactions with Members of Congress and the Executive Branch, creation of public forums, development of influential coalitions, and publication of relevant policy analysis and research studies, the Institute fosters dialogue about and raises the profile of the National Urban League's initiatives and priorities in Washington and beyond. In addition, the Institute's work supports and empowers the Urban League affiliates' advocacy in their local communities, further advancing the National Urban League's Empowerment Agenda. For recent Action Alerts and background on issues currently before Congress, see the Legislative Information Center page.

    The National Urban League Policy Institute was a founding Census Information Center, a program created in 1988 to expand access to Census information for underserved communities. Today, the Policy Institute continues to provide data and analysis from the U.S. Census Bureau, the Bureau of Labor Statistics and other sources to Urban League affiliates and the general public.

    The Policy Institute produces the National Urban League's two signature publications, The State of Black America and Opportunity Journal magazine. See the Publications section for other examples of our research efforts; including recent reports, fact sheets and our monthly review of the employment situation. For general inquiries or for more additional information, please free to contact the institute using the contact information below. For more specific inquires, please consult our staff list below.

    Staff List

    Stephanie J. Jones
    Executive Director, Policy Institute

    Lisa Bland Malone
    Vice President, Policy Institute

    Suzanne Bergeron
    Director, Legislative Affiars

    Valerie Rawlston Wilson
    Senior Resident Scholar

    Mark McArdle
    Senior Research Analyst

    Renee Hanson
    Resident Scholar

    Larry Williamson
    Director of Publications & Outreach

    Eboni Morris
    Health Policy Fellow

    Gail Thomas
    Office Manager

    Richard Lawrence
    Staff Assistant

    National Urban League Policy Institute
    1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Suite 810
    Washington, DC 20036
    (202) 898-1604 (phone)
    (202) 408-1965 (fax)
    nulpi@nul.org

     
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