Webinar Calendar and Archives

December 2020

• Dec. 9 Webinar | How States Can Help Small Businesses Recover from the Pandemic
• Dec. 10 Webinar | NAPACSL Cardiovascular Disease
• Dec. 11 Webinar | State Planning for Distribution and Allocation of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Dec. 14 Webinar | Suicide Prevention: A National Lifeline for States
• Dec. 15 Webinar | Women's Legislative Network - Cardiovascular Health
• Dec. 16 Webinar | Looking Back to Look Ahead: How 2020 May Guide the Future of Elections
• Dec. 16 Webinar | Designed for Disaster: The Impact of State and Federal Policies on Military Installation Resilience
• Dec. 16 Webinar | Native Americans and Cardiovascular Health
• Dec. 17 Webinar | State Strategies to Address Adverse Childhood Experiences
• Dec. 18 Webinar | Saving Moms: Strategies to Reduce Maternal Mortality in the U.S.

January 2021

• Jan. 6 Webinar | Policies and Strategies to Address Infectious Diseases
• Jan. 8 Webinar | Welcome to the Legislature: What you Need to Know about Public Health
• Jan. 15 Webinar | Connection of Public Health and Behavioral Health

January

• Jan. 16: Tips for Effective Testimony
• Jan. 17: 2019 Trends in Occupational Licensing
• Jan. 24: Student-Centered Learning: A Review of the Research

February

• Feb. 6: Paid Family and Medical Leave Policies in the States
• Feb. 13: Countdown to Real ID: Next Steps for States?
• Feb. 20: Prenatal-to-3: Translating the Science and Evidence to State Policy

March

• March 5: Differential Privacy and the 2020 Census
• March 10: Taken By Surprise: State Approaches to Surprise Medical Billing
• March 18: Cybersecurity: Would You Like to Play a Game?
• POSTPONED | March 20: Environmental Concerns in Child Care Settings
• March 24: COVID-19: State and Federal Public Health Responses
• March 25: COVID-19: Continuity of State Government and Elections
• March 27: COVID-19: Fiscal and Economic Issues
• March 31: COVID-19 Workforce and Labor Issues

April

• April 1: The ABCDE Method: A Tool for Maximizing Productivity
• April 2: Redistricting Data 101
• April 3: COVID-19: Education, Child Care and Nutrition 
• April 7: Critical Energy Infrastructure
• April 16: Redistricting Software Vendor Presentations (FREE)
• April 17: COVID-19: Therapies and Vaccines
• April 21: All Things Census 
• April 21: COVID-19: Leveraging Medicaid for Coverage, Testing and Treatment
• April 22: COVID-19: Broadband and Technology Issues
• April 23: Emerging Data Topics: Prisoner Reallocation and Citizenship
• April 23 NRI Spring Webinar Series: Who Decides a State's Energy Mix?
• April 24: COVID-19: Guidance for Easing State Restrictions
• April 24: COVID-19: Housing and Homelessness
• April 28: Redistricting Law Primer: Foundational Principles & Recent Developments
• April 29: COVID-19: Engaging Private Health Insurance for Coverage, Testing and Treatment
• April 30: Using Data to Comply with the Voting Rights Act 

May

• May 5: Redistricting Criteria: Traditional and Emerging
• May 6: COVID-19: Mobilizing a Safe and Adequate Health Workforce
• May 6: COVID-19: How’s It Changing Elections?
• May 7: Using Millions of Maps (and Statistical Tests) to Evaluate Plans
• May 7 NRI Spring Webinar Series: New WOTUS Rule & States Response to Jurisdictional Changes
• May 8: Managing, Leading and Growing During Uncertain Times
• May 12: Developing a Dialogue: Public Input and Legislative Outreach
• May 13: COVID-19: Ensuring Financial Stability of Health Care Facilities
• May 13: What to Consider When You’re Expecting More Absentee Voting
• May 14: Building in Bipartisanship
• May 19: The 2020s: A Demographic and Political Overview
• May 20: Moving to All-Mail Elections: Promises and Challenges
• May 21: Successfully Handing Off to Election Officials 
• May 21 NRI Spring Webinar Series: Solar on Agricultural Lands–Preserving Pollinator Habitat and Soil Health

June

• June 4 NRI Spring Webinar Series: State Legislative Trends: Traffic Safety 
• June 5: COVID-19: Record Unemployment: What's Next for State Workforces?
• June 10: COVID-19: Manufacturing Our Way to Economic Recovery 
• June 11: Tech Tools to Engage Constituents
• June 16: COVID-19: State Efforts on Testing and Contact Tracing
• June 18: NRI Spring Webinar Series: What’s Exceptional? State Efforts to Meet Clean Air Standards
• June 22: COVID-19: Maintaining Child Vaccination Rates During a Pandemic

July

• July 8: COVID-19: Mortgage and Foreclosure Issues
• July 15: COVID-19: Lending to American Consumers
• July 23: Energy Equity and Affordability: State policy action
• July 28: Supreme Court Roundup: Part 1 (CLE-eligible in some states)
• July 29: COVID-19: Consumer Credit and Data
• July 31: COVID-19: How Crisis Further Complicates Behavioral Health

August

• Aug. 4: Supreme Court Roundup: Part 2 (CLE-eligible in some states)
• Aug. 27: Forever Chemicals? State and Federal Actions on PFAS

September

• Sept. 1: Political Digital Ads: Disclosure, Free Speech and Legislation
• Sept. 3: Where Money and Free Speech Intersect
• Sept. 9: What New and Small Businesses Need from Policymakers in COVID-19 | Sponsored by the Kauffman Foundation
• Sept. 10: Demystifying the Dark Web
• Sept. 10: Building the 21st Century Energy Workforce
• Sept. 14: Green Means Go? What’s Next for a New Federal Transportation Infrastructure Package
• Sept. 22: 2020 Webinar on Consumer Data Privacy
• Sept. 30: Examining Diversity in COVID-19 Clinical Trials

October

• Oct. 7: Chronic Disease Management During COVID-19
• Oct. 8: Exploring Climate Action Opportunities for Sustainable and Resilient Agriculture
• Oct. 8: LINCS Crisis Communications
• Oct. 14: Health Disparities in COVID-19
• Oct. 15: Public Pension Management Tools in Action, Part 1: Economic Scenario Modeling and Stress Testing in the Time of COVID-19
• Oct. 21: Helping Students Access Mental Health Services
• Oct. 22: Federal Stimulus: What it Means for States
• Oct. 22: Is the Clock Running Out for Standard Time?
• Oct. 29: Public Pension Management Tools in Action, Part 2: Borrowing and Other Innovative Approaches to Stabilize Costs and Fill the Gaps

November

• Nov. 10: 2020's Remarkable Research Methods
• Nov. 12: 2020 State Elections: What the Voters Said
• Nov. 12: Budget and Tax Update
• Nov. 19: Emerging State Tax Issues

December

• Dec. 4: Public Health Approaches to Children’s Oral Health During COVID-19
• Dec. 7: Pharmacists Role in Public Health: Increasing Access to Care

January

• Jan. 23: Deescalation Techniques for the Legislature

February

• Feb. 7: Addressing the Educational Needs of Children and Youth in Foster Care
• Feb. 15: Beyond the Hashtag - Effective Two-Way Communications With Constituents
• Feb. 19: Bill Information Service Training | Legislators and Legislative Staff Only
• Feb. 21: The Growing U.S. Offshore Wind Market
• Feb. 27: ESSA State Plan and Legislation Database

March

• March 11: Health Care Waivers: 1332-State Relief and Empowerment Waivers
• March 19: Bill Information Service Training | Legislators and Legislative Staff Only
• March 26: Redistricting 101
• March 26: Research Methods That Rock

April

• April 16: Bill Information Service Training | Legislators and Legislative Staff Only
• April 25: What's the Outlook for Carbon Capture Storage
• April 26: Student-centered Learning for All Learners

May

• May 2: Publishing Reports Online
• May 8: Make Your Mark: Practical Tools to Expand Your Personal Presence
• May 8: Public Pension Funding Across the 50 States
• May 9: Helping States Prioritize Traffic Safety Injury Prevention Strategies
• May 17: Census Outreach: What States Are Doing
• May 22: Cybersecurity Inside State Legislatures
• May 23: New Transportation Technology: Avoiding a Patchwork
• May 30: Manufacturing as a Career Path: Opportunities and Insights for State Legislators

June

• June 6: The Plight of Plastic
• June 6: Opportunity Zones
• June 18: Building Systems That Work for Young Children: International Insights from Innovative Early Childhood Systems
• June 20: The Emerging Regulatory and Legislative Landscape of Cell Cultured Meat
• June 27: The Need for an Electric Grid Transformation

July

• July 10: Supreme Court Police Cases | Presented by the International Municipal Lawyers Association
• July 11: Early Learning Fellows 2019 Webinar Series
• July 12: Blurry Boundaries in Public Sector Social Media: Defining Clear Interaction Protocols
• July 23: Supreme Court Review | Presented by the State and Local Legal Center

August

• Aug. 15: Early Learning Fellows 2019 Webinar Series
• Aug. 28: Encouraging Efficiency: Policies to Promote Utility Energy Efficiency

September

• Sept. 10: Approaches to Considering Proposed Tax Incentives
• Sept. 12: Redistricting Technology: What to Think About As The Next Cycle Approaches
• Sept. 18: Lowering Energy Costs with Non-wires Solutions

October

• Oct. 8: State Broadband Laws
• Oct. 10: Forecasts Hazy for State Marijuana Tax Revenue
• Oct. 24: Innovative Evaluation in New Mexico

November

• Nov. 7: Infant and Toddler Data to Support Ready Learners
• Nov. 8: Disaster Response and Recovery: How Research Improves Preparedness, Response and Recovery
• Nov. 12: Surprise Billing and Pharmaceuticals: Two Health Care Cost Factors – Part One of a Three-Part Series
• Nov. 15: May Statutory Annotations be Copyrighted?
• Nov. 20: Keys to an Effective Message – Story Principles, Focused Messaging, and Communication Styles

December

• Dec. 3: Pregnancy and Oral Health: Healthy Moms and Healthy Babies
• Dec. 4: Insurance Protection Gaps: A Primer for Public Policymakers
• Dec. 5: Dealing With Difficulty: Converting Stakeholders and Colleagues Into Allies and Partners
• Dec. 19: For What It's Worth: Exploring Value-based Purchasing Initiatives

January

• Jan. 9: Bill Information Service Training: Legislators and Legislative Staff Only
• Jan. 12:Federal Tax Reform and the States
• Jan. 29: 2017 Election Administration Legislation Review

February

• Feb. 2: Lessons from World-Class Career-Technical Education Systems: Vocational Education and Training in Switzerland
• Feb. 9: Sexual Harassment Prevention
• Feb. 20: Bill Information Service Training: Legislators and Legislative Staff Only

March

• March 9: Fiscal 50: How Does Your State Rank?
• March 16: CareerWise: Colorado Youth Apprenticeship Inspired by Swiss VET
• March 20: Bill Information Service Training: Legislators and Legislative Staff Only
• March 21: Be the Change: Culture Leadership and Self-Reflection
• March 22: The  American Court System
• March 29: NLPES Webinar on Utah Methods to Test Payday Lending Regulation
• March 29: Energy Storage: Evolution and Revolution on the Electric Grid
• March 30: The Fundamentals of Risk Management and Insurance Webinar

April

• April 4: Family First Prevention Services Act Briefing | Legislators and Legislative Staff Only
• April 6: Opioids & Early Adversity: Connecting Childhood Trauma and Addiction
• April 12: State Action on Occupational Licensing
• April 13: Performance-based Assessments for Teaching and Learning: The New Hampshire Approach
• April 26: NLPES Webinar on Data Visualization

May

• May 3: The Next Farm Bill: A Primer
• May 14: Writing Memorable Analysis
• May 15: Bill Information Service Training: Legislators and Legislative Staff Only
• May 17: Wheels In Motion: VW Settlement Funds
• May 22: Afterschool Program Quality: What States are Doing to Help Drive Quality Forward
• May 25: Don't Stress out About Pension Stress Testing

June

• June 7: Sharing the Sun: State Policies for Community Solar
• June 12: Sports Gambling is Legal, Now What?
• June 14: Multilateral Mitigation: State-Federal Collaboration to Build Disaster Resiliency
• June 18: Early Learning Systems: International Trends and Good Practices
• June 19: The Fundamentals of Risk Management and Insurance: Viewed Through the Lens of Emerging Technology | Part II
• June 19: Bill Information Service Training: Legislators and Legislative Staff Only
• June 26: Risk and Return:  Public Pension Funds’ Complex Investment Strategies
• June 28: Federal Infrastructure Funding for States: An Update While We Wait ...

July

• July 11: Revitalizing Civics Education in American Schools
• July 12: 2018 Early Learning Fellows Webinar Series 
• July 12-24: Supreme Court Series
• July 17: Bill Information Service Training: Legislators and Legislative Staff Only
• July 18: Partisanship and Redistricting: What the Supreme Court Has to Say
• July 19: Are 'Sin Taxes' Healthy For State Budgets?

August

• Aug. 16: A Look at Prekindergarten Across the Country 
• Aug. 21: Bill Information Service Training: Legislators and Legislative Staff Only

September

• Sept. 6: Growing America’s Economy with Energy Efficiency
• Sept. 13: From Chaos to Collaboration: Discovering Consensus Among Competing Interests
• Sept. 18: Bill Information Service Training: Legislators and Legislative Staff Only
• Sept. 27: A Cornerstone of the Foster Care System: Foster Families

October

• Oct. 16: Bill Information Service Training: Legislators and Legislative Staff Only
• Oct. 16: The Principal Supervisor Initiative Implementation-On the Ground Work

November

• Nov. 14: Support for Teachers and Leaders in Student-Centered learning Environments
• Nov. 15: Planning and scoping evaluations.
• Nov. 20: Bill Information Service Training: Legislators and Legislative Staff Only

December

• Dec. 4: Hot Issues in the 2019 Legislative Sessions
• Dec. 12: Newborn screenings webinar
• Dec. 13: The Power of Podcasting
• Dec. 14: Oral Health and Value-Based Care: Connecting the Dots
• Dec. 18: Bill Information Service Training: Legislators and Legislative Staff Only

January

• 1/6: The State of Health Insurance, 2017
• 1/6: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 1/17: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 1/19: Disabilities Employment 101: What State Legislators Need to Know

February

• 2/3: U.S. Student Performance on PISA: What Legislators Need To Know
• 2/21: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 2/24: Legislative Staff Training Programs: A Look at Diverse Approaches Across the Nation

March

• 3/3: Financing Medicaid: Running the Numbers Based
• 3/10: Labor and Sex Trafficking: State Update
• 3/24: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 3/30: Retirement Woes: Why It's Hard to Save and How Retirement Savings Can Get a Boost
• 3/31: The Keys to an Effective, Engaging Presentation

April

• 4/6: An MPG Sticker for Houses: Home Energy Labeling
• 4/7: Teaching & Learning: A New Call for Action
• 4/18: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 4/21: State Compliance with REAL ID: An Update from DHS
• 4/27: Brain Science: Interventions and Policy Implications for Serving Parents and Children
• 4/28: How States and the Federal Government Support Higher Education Through the Tax Code

May

• 5/4: Spoiler Alert: States Join the Fight Against Food Waste
• 5/5: High-Quality Professional Learning for Teachers
• 5/10: Primaries and Beyond: The legislative Role
• 5/11: NLPES Webinar on Two Outstanding Research Methods
• 5/12: New Scope of Practice website:  A Resource for policymakers
• 5/16: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only  
• 5/18: Protecting Pipelines: Efforts to Reduce Excavation Damage
• 5/18: Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
• 5/24: Preschool Effects: What the Research Does and Does Not Say

June

• 6/1: Baseload Electricity vs. Energy Markets: Policy Considerations
• 6/15: Going with the Flow: Sustainable Water Resource Planning and Policymaking
• 6/16: Ten Ways to a Great Webinar
• 6/16: Transforming Teacher Prep: States Leading the Way
• 6/20: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 6/22: Integrating Early Childhood Data
• 6/23: Legislative Response Confronting Domestic Violence
• 6/27: State Approaches to Addressing Health Disparities
• 6/28: Overview of K-12 Competency-Based Education
• 6/28: Tools to Help States Manage Their Debt
• 6/29: Active Assets: State Parks and Outdoor Recreation
• 6/30: Biomonitoring: Measuring Chemicals in People

July

• 7/14: Cybertechnology and the Law
• 7/18: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 7/19: Empowered Educators: What We Can Learn
• 7/20: State Preschool Programs: Annual Yearbook Update
• 7/21: Data Tools for Policymakers -- Stress Testing Pension Plans
• 7/26: Improving Systems of Care for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs and Autism Spectrum Disorder
• 7/27: Driving Economic Development through Energy Efficiency

August

• 8/16: ESSA and Personalized Learning: A Nationwide Look at State Strategies to Advance Personalized Learning
• 8/22: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 8/24: Young Dual Language Learners

September

• 9/13: The Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP): What’s Next?
• 9/14: CoP Environmental Justice Analysis 
• 9/14: Planning for the Evolving Electric Grid
• 9/19: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 9/28: Soaking Up the Sun: Policy Options to Achieve State Solar Goals

October

• 10/17: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 10/20: Lead in the Water: Policy Options to Replacing Lead Service Lines
• 0/30: Citizen Engagement: Exploring a Framework for Deliberative Democracy

November

• 11/6: Occupational Licensing: Challenges for Certain Populations
• 11/14:NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 11/15: Speaking With Authority
• 11/16: Legislative Children’s Caucuses: A Roadmap and Lessons Learned
• 11/17: Lead in the Water: Financing Options to Replacing Lead Service Lines
• 11/30: State Home Visiting: Enhancing Maternal and Child Health, Wellbeing and School Readiness

December

• 12/5: Public Service in Difficult Times
• 12/15: Lead in the Water: Disclosing Land Service Lines
• 12/19: 2020 Census: How State Legislators Can Make a Difference 
• 12/20: REAL ID: An Update from DHS and Next Steps for States

January

• 1/12: Clean Power Plan Implementation – What You Need to Know
• 1/13: A Preview of Education Week's Quality Counts 2016
• 1/14: Making the Costs of Tax Incentives More Predictable
• 1/19:  NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 1/21: "Active Supervision" After NC Dental
• 1/29: Who Governs? A Look at the Demographics of State Legislators

February

• 2/4: Making Renewables Work: How States and Utilities are Adapting to the Rapid Rise of Renewables
• 2/19: State Action: The Age of Juvenile Court Jurisdiction
• 2/16 NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 2/26: U.S. Refugee Resettlement Program: Ask the Experts
• 2/26: Building a Framework for Evidence-based Policymaking: Developing a Common Language and Asking the Right Questions

March

• 3/15: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 3/17: State Forestry Policies for Carbon Benefits

April

• 4/14: Connectivity Issues: Rural Broadband
• 4/15: Drugs and Money: The Data Analysis Hurdles and Solutions Involved in Measuring Participant Outcomes and Cost Savings Generated by Expansion Drug Courts
• 4/19: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 4/21: Juvenile Life Without Parole: Miller v. Alabama-State Update
• 4/22: Responding to the Needs of Female Veterans
• 4/22: Hunger Doesn't Take a Summer Break
• 4/28: Multi-Sector Public-Private Partnerships: How P3s Can Help Improve Public Infrastructure Need

May

• 5/6: Spring Cleaning Your Voter Lists: The Legislative Role
• 5/6: Confronting the Opioid Crisis at the State Level
• 5/10: How Is Your State Dealing with NC Dental - conference call
• 5/12: Is That Safe to Drink? An Examination of State Water Infrastructure
• 5/13: Revamping Postsecondary Remediation: Policy and Institutional Implications for Adopting and Scaling the Corequisite Model 
• 5/17: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 5/25: Drafting in Plain Language: Leaving Legalese Behind
• 5/26: Navigating the FAST Act: Exploring State Highway Safety Incentive Grants
• 5/26: State Preschool Programs: Annual Yearbook Update

June

• 6/1: The Next Wave of Energy Efficiency
• 6/09: GMOs: A Recipe for a New Label?
• 6/10: Licensed to Work: States Offering Professional Licenses to Immigrants
• 6/15: Investment Policy for State Budget Reserves: What Legislators Should Know
• 6/21: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 6/23: The Future of Distributed Solar Energy
• 6/30: Equity Starts Early: Strategies to Consider in Promoting High-Quality Early Education
• 6/30: Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program: A Case Study in Evidence-based Policymaking

June

• June 6: The Plight of Plastic

July

• 7/12: Federal and State Preemption Basics: What Every Drafter Ought to Know
• 7/12: SCOTUS Redistricting Cases 
• 7/15: Opportunities and Challenges for Rural Hospitals
• 7/19: NCSL Bill Information Service- for legislators and legislative staff only.
• 7/28: Health Care Waivers 101

August

• 8/4: Health Waivers in Action
• 8/16: NCSL Bill Information Service- for legislators and legislative staff only

September

• 9/15: Linking Social-Emotional Skills in Children to Long-Term Success in Life

• 9/20: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 9/26: ESSA: Engaging Stakeholders on Special Populations

October

• 10/6: ESSA: Assessment Flexibility and Stakeholder Engagement
• 10/18: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 10/20: Advancing Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health

November

• 11/15: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 11/18: Environmental Health: Shifting Trends
• 11/30: Hot Issues in the Upcoming 2017 Sessions

December

• 12/1: LinkedIn for Legislators and Legislative Staff
• 12/13: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 12/15: Confidential Data Access Issues For Auditors and Evaluators
• 12/15: Distressed Localities: State Strategies to Detect the Warning Signs

December

• 12/16: Client Interaction for Legislative Drafters
• 12/15: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only

November

• 11/19: Suspension and Expulsion of Prekindergarten Aged Students 
• 11/17: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 11/17: State-Based Strategies to Address Prescription Drug Abuse: Spotlight on Methadone as a Pain Treatment

October

• 10/20: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 10/16: Safe School Environments - Chemical Safety Webinar

September 

• 9/23: Alternative Fuel Tools and Resources for State Decision-Makers
• 9/17: Integrating Early Childhood Data Strategies: What Legislators Need to Know
• 9/15: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 9/3: Solving the Nuclear Waste Storage Dilemma

August

• 8/28: Spotlight on Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Best Practices
• 8/18: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only

July

• 7/21: Approaches to State Prekindergarten Eligibility Policy: Considerations for Policymakers
• 7/21: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 7/17: Coordinating Health Care in Rural America: A Profile of State Models
• 7/17: Ethics Training for Program Evaluators and Performance Auditors
• 7/14: Working Smarter Not Harder
• 7/10: Substance Use Disorders and Mental health: The Role of the States
• 7/10: Immigrants, Driver’s Licenses, and REAL ID

June

• 6/26: Food Safety Modernization Act Update
• 6/26: Hybrid Plan Designs in State and Local Pensions
• 6/22: Supreme Court Tax Cases
• 6/19: What’s Next for the Renewable Fuel Standard
• 6/16: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 6/12: Saving Lives and Preventing Injuries: How to Calculate the Costs of Traffic Safety Interventions
• 6/5: EPA Regulations: What Are They and What Do They Mean for Your State?
• 6/5: Immigrants in the Workforce: How Are States Responding?

May

• 5/29: Fill'er Up? An Update on State and Federal Actions in 2015 to Fun Surface Transportation
• 5/22: States' Role in Updating Pool Safety Codes
• 5/21:What’s Coming Down the Pipe: The Fundamentals of Securing America’s Natural Gas Pipelines
• 5/19 NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 5/15: The Guests That Won't Leave: How States Are Dealing with Invasive Species
• 5/15: Improving Behavioral Health Care
• 5/8: The State Impacts of Falling Oil Prices
• 5/8: Immigrants in the Workforce:  Legal Immigration and National Economic Impact 
• 5/1: Pilots, Planes and Positives: General Aviation's Effects Across the Economy
• 5/1: Linking Driving Records to Voter Records | The Legislative Role

April

• 4/30: EPA Greenhouse Gas Emissions Regulations: States Options and Responses
• 4/24: Health Insurance: What's Next with State Flexibility
• 4/21: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 4/17: Immigration Enforcement: Measuring the Metrics
• 4/17: Higher Education Outcomes-Based Funding
• 4/1: What's Next after North Carolina State Board of Dental Examiners v. FTC?

March

• 3/27: Today's Immigration: A 50 State Story
• 3/20: Juvenile Justice 2015: Status Offense Reform
• 3/17: NCSL Bill Information Service - for legislators and legislative staff only
• 3/13: A State Budget Update and a Look at Long-Term Trends through Data Tools
• 3/5: The Future of the Electric Grid: Energy Consumer as Energy Producer

February

• 2/27: Hot Fiscal Issues 2015
• 2/27: Hot Issues in Energy & Transportation 2015
• 2/23: Hot Issues in Education 2015
• 2/20: Hot Issues in Health 2015
• 2/20: Criminal Justice: Body-Cameras for Police?
• 2/12: Growing Efficient Economies: Removing Utility Disincentives for Energy Efficiency

January

• 1/29: College and Career Readiness Standards
• 1/16: Healthy Housing State Policies
• 1/16: What I Wish I Knew When I Came to the Legislature
• 1/9: Wise Women: Sage Advice for New Female Legislators