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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.
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.
On August 13, the Academy hosted a virtual event featuring young leaders and advocates who discussed why Social Security matters to them.
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.
On July 15, the Academy was joined by Jim Roosevelt, Congressman Danny Davis, and Social Security Commissioner Frank Bisignano for a wreath laying ceremony at the FDR Memorial outside the National Archives.
On May 20, the Academy brought together the report’s Co-Principal Investigators along with an expert panel to discuss the Task Force’s initial report on AI, emerging technology, and disability benefits at the SSA.