
An Achievable Dream Lobbies for Youth Justice Funding
Youth justice funding faces cuts as An Achievable Dream lobbies Congress for $50K, targeting FY 2026 appropriations amid $7B education freeze and bipartisan support.
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Youth justice funding faces cuts as An Achievable Dream lobbies Congress for $50K, targeting FY 2026 appropriations amid $7B education freeze and bipartisan support.

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Behavioral health lobbying intensifies as Connections Health Solutions deploys $60K through McDermottPlus amid legislative momentum and severe federal funding cuts.

Campus safety lobbying by Brown University intensifies as Congress advances new compliance requirements and federal funding for higher education security.

Syracuse University retained Cornerstone Government Affairs for university federal lobbying amid threats to research funding, international collaborations, and student aid.

Brown University engaged Cornerstone Government Affairs for federal research advocacy, spending $200,000 in 2025 amid congressional debates over research funding cuts and security restrictions.

Naturopathic education accreditation takes center stage as AANMC launches first federal lobbying campaign, hiring Vogel Group to advocate for certification standards.

Research funding lobbying by University of Florida reached $389,000 in Q3 2025 as Congress considers devastating cuts to NIH and education budgets.

House Education Committee debates higher education reform with Republicans pushing transparency bills and Democrats warning of harm to low-income students.

VA education benefits crisis leaves 75,000 veterans and dependents facing four-month payment delays. House subcommittee demands accountability December 16.

House subcommittee examines union leadership accountability Dec. 17, scrutinizing whether labor leaders prioritize member interests over political agendas.

Federal research funding faces critical test as House Science Committee confronts China’s R&D surge and proposed 22% cuts to U.S. science investment.

Workforce development challenges dominate Senate HELP hearing as healthcare faces 700,000 worker shortage by 2037 and aviation needs 119,000 new pilots.

Learning and Employment Records face Congressional scrutiny as lawmakers debate whether digital credentials empower workers or enable exploitation.

Boxing industry reform takes center stage as House subcommittee examines corporate consolidation, athlete welfare, and grassroots boxing programs on December 4.

Senate HELP Committee examines organ transplant system modernization as HRSA moves to break up UNOS’s four-decade monopoly amid racial disparities and funding threats.

Tipped wage legislation takes center stage as House Education Committee examines three competing bills affecting 5 million workers stuck at $2.13 hourly minimum since 1991.

Education funding crisis deepens as House Committee confronts $10B in frozen K-12 support, halved DOE workforce, and sweeping restructuring efforts.

Higher education policy takes center stage as House Education Committee prepares for November 21 hearing featuring debates on campus antisemitism, federal funding, and workforce reforms.

Johns Hopkins hires Miller Strategies for higher education lobbying, gaining GOP access through former McCarthy chief of staff as universities battle NIH cuts.