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On any given day, Groundwork's analyses, op-eds, reports, and commentary are featured in leading publications and on the most influential news programs and podcasts.
At today's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) spoke to Lindsay Owens, President & CEO of the Groundwork Collaborative, about alleged pricing practices by Instacart.
Only one-third of American workers expect AI to improve their jobs, according to new polling from Groundwork Collaborative, a liberal group, and Ipsos. There’s a clear divide across income brackets: Four in 10 of those making $100,000 or more expect AI to make their jobs better, compared with 19% of those making under $50,000.
A new report unveiled last week by Warnock in collaboration with the Groundwork Collaborative, a nonprofit economic think tank, shows data collected from fourth grade school supply lists across five schools in both urban and rural Georgia communities.
"Inflation has been rip-roaring hot for a while now," said Lindsay Owens, president of Groundwork Collaborative. The two research groups worked together for their annual back-to-school prices report. Their analysis found the cost of school supplies are up 7.7% compared to last year.
Majorities believe AI implementation will make work worse, direct benefits only to the top.
Alex Jacquez, senior vice president of policy at the liberal group Groundwork Collaborative and a former Biden aide, said that the tariffs aren’t necessarily legal but that Supreme Court would likely uphold them[.]
Consumers paid Trump’s tariff costs, but the $166 billion in court-ordered refunds is padding corporate profits as the Iran war drives up the cost of everyday essentials.
GDP misses expectations and the savings rate fell to a four-year low.
Trump’s economy hammers working families with rising inflation and high prices.
The cost of a typical basket of school items, including notebooks, lunch boxes and index cards, is up nearly 8% this year compared to 2025, according to research from The Century Foundation, a progressive think tank, and Groundwork Collaborative, a progressive advocacy group. Americans will also pay 11% more for a typical school lunch, the groups found.