EL AMERICAN By and large, most Hispanics believe in the American Dream and are best placed to achieve it, writes Chris Bullivant, August 17, 2022

Something very unusual has been happening in America in the last four decades, and it may explain the rise in polarization that now perplexes many, writes Rick Santorum, June 7, 2022

Many on the left are skeptical much can be done to bridge the social capital divide in America today. We disagree, write Brad Wilcox, Chris Bullivant, June 2, 2022

Discussions about racial discrepancies and socioeconomic disparities are missing the key factor: family stability, writes Brad Wilcox, Chris Bullivant, May 20, 2022

1/6 Executive Summary

2/6 The Case

3/6 The Data

4/6 Five Problems

5/6 Five Policy Solutions

6/6 Conclusion

The Social Capital Campaign launched its report on “Family Stability - Bridging America’s Social Capital Divide” online and in Washington, D.C., May 3, 2022.

Welcome to the Social Capital Campaign. We are promoting social capital and the institutions that create it.

The future has arrived and a big shift in how our economy is organized is underway.

Social capital has a direct relationship with polarization

The space between government and the individual is where all of life takes place.

Our different policy areas work together to strengthen opportunity for all.

Household structure has been observed to be a strong determinant on life outcomes for children, as well as adults.

Work has historically been seen as the primary route out of poverty and for ensuring positive life outcomes for individuals, families, and flourishing communities.

Education and skills are essential for young people starting out in their working lives.