Kalandra Wiseman, like many Tennesseans, lost her job due to the pandemic. Now, to help provide for her family, she receives assistance from both public and private programs. Stories like Kalandra’s show us how we can encourage community partnerships to make support systems effective for the people who need them now.
For the opponents, this was about protecting their bottom line. For hair braiders, this was about culture. It was about opportunity. It was...
Tennessee policymakers should keep note of the trends at vocational schools and see the value of these programs, not simply for earnings and...
According to a Beacon poll released this week, the rising cost of housing is among the most significant barriers that Tennesseans face on th...
Today, we released our fourth quarterly Beacon Poll, a statewide survey of 1,197 registered Tennessee voters comprised of questions about po...
Parents across Tennessee are able to exercise school choice, but only if they have the financial means to do so. That could all change with...
All of us enjoy the freedom to choose when we marry a spouse, buy a car, or simply purchase a cup of coffee. Why shouldn’t parents have the...
As a state experiencing significant in-migration, it's crucial to welcome new additions to our workforce without imposing unnecessary barrie...
On the final day of the 2016 legislative session, lawmakers voted to repeal the Hall Tax. Jon and Linda remain engaged in Beacon’s work to t...