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Jeff Stein

White House economics reporter, The Washington Post

Tyler Prager

White House reporter, The Washington Post

Robert Hiltonsmith

Lucy Mayo

Senior Vice President, Organizational Development
Lucy Mayo

Amy Traub

Former Associate Director, Policy & Research

Teresa Ghilarducci

Richard Brodsky

Former Senior Fellow

Bob Herbert

Sharon Lerner

Catherine Ruetschlin

Fellow

Mark Huelsman

Former Associate Director, Policy & Research

Sean McElwee

Former Policy Analyst

Juhem Navarro-Rivera

Miles Rapoport

Tamara Draut

Francis Lightburn

Executive Assistant, Office of the President
Francis Lightburn

Heather C. McGhee

Trustee Emeritus
Heather McGhee

Heather is a Trustee Emeritus on the Demos Board and author of The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together

Demos Pres. Miles Rapoport Applauds Connecticut Legislators for Passage of Bill Banning Discriminatory Credit Checks in Hiring

New York – Today, Demos, a national public policy research and advocacy center that supports fair employment practices, congratulates the Connecticut General Assembly for passing legislation that prohibits employers from using credit reports in employment decisions except in certain circumstances. Demos commends Senate Majority Leader Martin Looney, House Speaker Christopher Donovan and Representative Matthew Lesser for their leadership on this issue.  Connecticut is sixth in a growing number of states to ban employment credit checks.
Press release

America's Middle Class & The Jobs Crisis

Now is the time for citizens, workers, employers, and policymakers to come together once again to rebuild pathways to the middle class, create good jobs with fair pay and decent benefits, and ensure that prosperity is broadly shared for the next generation.
Research

Running in Place: Where The Middle Class and The Poor Meet

Millions are working hard to move forward, or just to make ends meet, and getting nowhere. This policy agenda can change that reality.
Research
Miles Rapoport
Jennifer Wheary