Pegasus Institute

Public Policy Research

for a 21st Century Kentucky

FROM PEGASUS BLOG

Policies for a Coronavirus Shut-down Recovery

As COVID-19 Lockdowns Persist, So Does Deadly Violence

There is Very Little Consistency or Apparent Coordination Between 7 State Reopen Pact ; Here's Where Each Stand as of May 1

Research Supports Releasing Certain Inmates in Response to COVID-19

Policing During a Pandemic

We’re All De-regulators Now

Private Industry, Not Government, is the Key to Solving Covid-19

Stay-at-Home Order May Have Increased Domestic Violence in Louisville

Tennessee Continues to Test nearly 2x as Many Residents per Capita as Kentucky, Still has Fewer Deaths

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RECENT WHITE PAPERS & POLICY BRIEFS

ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF SCHOOL CHOICE IN KENTUCKY

DR. COREY DEANGELIS

VOICES OF THE SURVIVORS: LOUISVILLE METRO VIOLENT CRIME IMPACT REPORT

JOSH CRAWFORD

COMPETITION AND CERTIFICATE-OF-NEED LAWS

DR. JOHN GAREN

JORDAN HARRIS & DASHA KOLYASKINA

RESEARCH

LIBRARY

A 21st CENTURY EDUCATION SYSTEM

Kentucky's education system has made major strides but still has far to go in providing parents school choice, producing college graduates, and equipping a workforce to compete in a global economy.

ECONOMY

Kentucky's public policy must create an environment that encourages entrepreneurship and risk-taking.

Before tomorrow's ideas can shape our world, our business climate must do a better job at showing they are welcomed here.

JUSTICE SYSTEM

Kentucky still has a long way to go in balancing safety and justice. We can only truly stand together when we have a system that works for all.

Kentucky deserves a first class government that is focused on improving the lives of its citizens in both the largest and most minute ways.

OUR VISION

Pegasus Institute is a first of its kind, millennial-led, state-based think-tank. Our mission is to provide public policy research and solutions that help improve the lives of all Kentuckians. Pegasus Institute operates as an independent, non-partisan, privately funded research organization focused on state and local policies.

We believe that Kentucky has the potential to emerge as a national leader and a beacon of the New South. That potential can be unlocked with data-driven public policy solutions based in free market principles, individual liberty and responsibility, and effective, limited, and accountable government.

We produce research led by experts and subjected to peer-review prior to publication. To help ensure intellectual independence we do not accept government grants. All projects are designed with our central mission in mind, directed toward a 21st Century Kentucky.

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