Conservative Movement Future
Exploring innovative directions for American conservatism through research, dialogue, and policy development
Multi-year initiative exploring innovative ideas for the future of American conservatism
About Organization
The American Project is a multi-year program hosted by Pepperdine School of Public Policy that propels innovative ideas for reimagining the future of America's conservative movement. Based in Malibu, CA, the initiative is led by Dean Pete Peterson and co-director Rich Tafel. The program builds on Pepperdine's legacy of center-right scholarship founded by leaders including James Q. Wilson and Jack Kemp.
Conservative Movement Future
Exploring innovative directions for American conservatism through research, dialogue, and policy development
Political Engagement
Fostering constructive conversation and understanding across ideological differences in contemporary American politics
Policy Innovation
Developing creative center-right policy solutions to address critical challenges facing the nation
Conduct comprehensive research on conservative movement history, current state, and future possibilities
Generate and refine innovative policy proposals and approaches for conservative governance
Facilitate dialogue between diverse perspectives to bridge ideological divides
Share findings and recommendations with policymakers, scholars, and the broader public
Services and programs offered by The American Project
Multi-year research program examining the future direction and impact of American conservatism on politics and policy
Facilitates engagement and constructive conversation across political and ideological differences in American society
Develops and propels innovative policy ideas that reimagine conservative approaches to contemporary challenges
Meet the people behind The American Project.
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