Great Society Action convenes rising and established Democratic leaders to engage with the ideas reshaping our Party and our nation. Each gathering is built around a new policy proposal, emerging data, or an argument worthy of debate within our Party.
Those conversations are captured here so they can extend beyond the room, giving important ideas a wider audience and introducing more people to the leaders advancing them. The goal is not to endorse every idea, but to ensure consequential thinking is heard, debated, and carried forward.
De-Gouging the Economy
Rohit Chopra joined Great Society Action to make the case for putting consumers at the center of the Democratic economic agenda—taking seriously the everyday frustration of junk fees, high prices, and the feeling that Americans are increasingly being ripped off.
What Winning Economic Populism Looks Like
A look at new research on why a bolder economic populism, focused on taking on concentrated corporate power, may offer Democrats a stronger path to reconnecting with working-class voters.