Americans must provide the next generation with the resources and understanding necessary for their own journey as citizens. The America First Policy Institute (AFPI) will advance policies to promote the social, emotional, and physical health of children. From improving our Nation’s foster care system to addressing neonatal abstinence syndrome, to incorporating character education and social emotional learning, AFPI will not fail our next generation and will provide a guiding light for a brighter future!

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Research Report | January 8, 2024

Improving the Foster Care and Adoption Systems in the United States

391,000 children in the U.S. are currently in foster care, indicating a system significantly affecting many vulnerable individuals.

Messaging & Data Lab | December 1, 2023

Big Government’s Takeover of Your Children

Left-wing teachers’ unions, individual teachers, school administrators, school boards, and big government are taking advantage of your children. The Left has been ripping away parents’ rights for the past several years and indoctrinating the most vulnerable among us—your children—with their radical ideology.

Policy | October 5, 2023

Toolkit: Combating Fentanyl in Schools

Street drugs have long been pervasive in American society, but in recent years they have taken a deadly turn, transcending any prior experience in volume and lethality. From 2020 to 2021, synthetic opioid deaths—largely driven by fentanyl—surged by more than 20%, killing more than 71,000 Americans (National Institute on Drug Abuse, 2023). 

Commentary | August 3, 2023

BILL ANALYSIS: Analysis of S. 1207, the Eliminating Abusive and Rampant Neglect of Interactive Technologies Act of 2023 (EARN IT ACT of 2023)

Children are becoming increasingly vulnerable to online exploitation. The EARN IT Act aims to fix this problem and create avenues of justice should a horrific incident of abuse occur.

Commentary | August 1, 2023

BILL ANALYSIS: Analysis of S. 1409, the Kids Online Safety Act of 2023

Children have more Internet access than ever, which leaves them more exposed to exploitation and the dangers to mental health. KOSA (S. 1409) aims to fix this issue while still allowing children to benefit from the freedoms that come with being online.

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