In the media

An article about strategies for increasing youth voter turnout commissioned by A-Mark Foundation was published in the Boston Globe. The piece was republished by MSN.

An article written by Olga Grigoryants with funding from the A-Mark Fellowship for Reporting on Misinformation and Disinformation was published by the Los Angeles Daily News.

An article written by Jane Eisner and commissioned by A-Mark was published on Zócalo Public Square, then reprinted by Times of San Diego. The piece investigates what strategies work to increase youth voter turnout.

The latest report, titled "Are Independent Voters Disenfranchised by Primary Election Rules?," comes from A-Mark Foundation. According to its website, A-Mark is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that supplies "open-minded, curious citizens with the facts they need in order to make informed decisions." The group's report highlights the disparities in primary election systems in each state, along with the varying complexities of primary election rules that can shut out independent voters completely or make the process so confusing that it creates a cumbersome burden on these voters' rights.

This Sunday, February 4, Temple Israel of Hollywood is hosting a Teach-In on Antisemitism: “How Did We Get Here and What Can We Do?” The morning seminar will feature expert speakers on the history of antisemitism, the rise of extremism and antisemitism... Rob Eshman is CEO of A-Mark Foundation, which funds journalism and research on critical social issues.

Los Angeles heavyweight Mike Gatto is back in the game, scoring a spot on the Board of Investments for the Los Angeles County Employees' Retirement Association (LACERA)... His track record is nothing to scoff at, having advised a variety of companies on investment decisions, and he serves on the board managing the A-Mark Foundation’s endowment.

A south Los Angeles urban farm has successfully provided formerly incarcerated men and women with job and educational opportunities, according to a recent study conducted by Pepperdine University School of Public Policy graduate students.

Pepperdine School of Public Policy (SPP) received a grant from the A-Mark Foundation to evaluate a program aiming to foster neighborhood cohesion and restorative justice. The A-Mark Foundation is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to present unbiased research on political and social topics.

Multiple studies show that affordable housing does not harm nearby property values, according to The A-Mark Foundation, a nonprofit that recently reviewed research on the impact of low-income housing on surrounding home prices.

Low-income housing has a positive impact, or no impact, on neighborhood house values, according to a majority of studies reviewed by A-Mark Foundation.

Since Carter, only Barack Obama has emerged from the White House without having a special counsel or special prosecutor look at his administration. See lists of these investigations compiled by the A-Mark Foundation and The Washington Post.

The Washington Post cites research by the A-Mark Foundation.

Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s probe of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election is only the latest in a long series of high-profile investigations of government scandals that have haunted past administrations and led to numerous convictions.

A RAND Corporation survey found that 90 percent of respondents wanted to find housing, but faced bureaucratic and logistical obstacles. Another study from the A-Mark Foundation and UCLA’s Luskin School of Public Affairs yielded similar results, with 92 percent of respondents in L.A.’s notorious Skid Row saying shelter was their first priority.

Two recent studies bridge the gap between well-intentioned plans and what those experiencing homelessness actually need.

On the day the Capitol was attacked, 139 Republicans in the House voted to dispute the Electoral College count. This is how they got there.

Making abortion illegal may, as the lawsuit filed by a South Florida claims, infringe upon Jews’ religious freedom.