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Clinton Foundation launches new policy institute for nonpartisan solutions

The Clinton Foundation has launched the Clinton Policy Institute (CPI), a new initiative aimed at developing and implementing nonpartisan policy solutions across states. CPI will focus on improving health outcomes, economic security, and democratic processes by convening political leaders, researchers, and affected individuals. The institute has already collaborated with New York on a school cellphone ban and is seeking to replicate such evidence-based successes in other states, regardless of their political leaning. AI

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Glenn Gamboa, The Associated Press ·

    The Clinton Foundation thinks red states can adopt ‘practical, evidence-based solutions’ from blue states

    The Clinton Policy Institute is exporting blue-state health fixes to red states, starting with New York's cellphone ban and childhood trauma screening.