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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.
Elisa Walker, a Senior Fellow with the Academy, has prepared an Issue Brief on Social Security policy options for strengthening the program’s finances and avoiding automatic benefit cuts.
On June 26, the Academy hosted SSA Chief Actuary Karen Glenn and an expert panel to discuss Social Security’s financial outlook, options to address the program’s long-term financing gap, and Americans’ views on the path forward.
This panel considers the role of the program on national, local, and personal finances, its connections to the broader retirement security landscape, and the effect of recent economic trends on the program’s financial health.
This panel explores paid leave as a missing piece of Social Security in America and frames ongoing discussions about the future of Social Security as an opportunity to truly “complete” Social Security by ensuring we all have access to paid leave.
The first panel at the Academy’s 2025 Policy Summit discussed the Academy’s new polling on what Americans want on Social Security.
The second panel at the Academy’s 2025 Policy Summit brought together experts from the Academy’s membership to explore Social Security’s solvency challenges.
This conversation explores what it would mean to bring SSI into the 21st century at a moment when bipartisan momentum for reform is building, and as the debate over the future of Social Security heats up.