Foundations
We conduct opinion research for a number of the nation's most
respected foundations, focusing in particular on social policy
issues. Below are just a few of our clients and the work we
have done for them:
Barbara Lee Family Foundation
Benton Foundation
We compiled public opinion research on key issues relating
to children's health care to identify trends and prominent
themes in attitudes on this issue. These and other projects
seek to heighten awareness of the status of children's health
care coverage today and point out directions for improving
access to care for children.
Better Safer World Campaign (Gates Foundation)
California Endowment
Commonwealth Fund
David and Lucile Packard Foundation
LSPMA is conducting a survey in seven states (AL, AZ, CA,
IA, GA, NJ, and UT) to understand why eligible families leave
the State Child Health Insurance Program.
Faith in Action (program of RWJF)
Fannie Mae Foundation
Hablamos Juntos (program of RWJF)
Heinz Family Foundation
Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
LSPMA conducted a national survey of 1,200 low-wage employers
to understand their attitudes toward providing health insurance
coverage to their workers.
Institute for Global Ethics
Kettering Foundation
Last Acts Partnership (program of RWJF)
Medi-Cal Policy Institute (California HealthCare Foundation)
Mott Foundation
We conducted a nationwide survey looking at after-school
programs -- measuring the need for the programs, voters' desire
to have them in their community and their expectations for
those programs. We found that nearly three-quarters of voters
would be upset if after school programs were not available
to children in their area. When they think about the hours
after school, voters are most worried about children being
alone and unsupervised, followed by peer influence, and watching
television.
New America Foundation
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
LSPMA will be conducting a national survey of 3,500 on the
issue of long term care for . The survey is part of a multi-phase
project exploring public attitudes and behaviors when it comes
to long-term care planning. The study has a particular focus
on minority populations, and the survey will include oversamples
of minority populations to better understand the diversity
of opinion and experience on this issue.
Study Circles/Topsfield Foundation
Summit Fund of Washington, D.C.
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