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Americans are united in support of Social Security and prefer closing the program’s financing gap by increasing revenue rather than reducing benefits.
The Academy has released with other organizations a new survey of Americans that shows strong support for Social Security and, to close the financing gap, for increasing revenue over reducing benefits.
This article is the final in a three-part series examining the growing crisis facing America’s long-term care system, and why states must improve home care jobs.
The Academy’s CEO issued a statement following the release of the 2026 Social Security Trustees Report.
The Academy is excited to announce three new senior fellows, each of whom is a longtime leader in the social insurance field: Robert Espinoza, Kathryn Edwards, and Elisa Walker. 
The Academy announced the recipients of the 2026 Robert M. Ball Award for Outstanding Achievements in Social Insurance, the Frances Perkins Next Generation Award, and the Robert Pear Award for Excellence in Social Insurance Journalism.
As the Academy marks 40 years during a time of profound change and debate about the future of our social contract, we convened our annual Policy Summit in Washington, D.C.
The Academy announces a distinguished array of national social insurance leaders as new Academy Board members, Senior Fellows, and Members.