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Keystone Policy Center inspires leaders to rise above entrenched positions to reach common higher ground.

Our Mission

Keystone Policy Center empowers leaders to overcome national and local policy conflicts they previously thought were insurmountable. Through a unique and innovative approach, Keystone shepherds shared-goal partners to find mutually agreeable solutions in energy, environment, education, health, agriculture, emerging genetic technologies, land management, and tribal communities.

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The strength of Keystone Policy Center is its people. Our staff are public policy and subject matter experts with extensive convening and facilitation experience. That combination is rare and it propels conflicted groups, coalitions, and divergent leaders beyond entrenched positions to common higher ground. Our staff also train current and emerging leaders how to harness the power of collaborative decision-making through in-person and online workshops.

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Communities, Not Politicians, Should Lead on School Safety, Violence & Discipline

Communities, Not Politicians, Should Lead on School Safety, Violence & Discipline By Berrick Abramson, Director of Keystone's Center for Education Policy You’ve heard the sound bites and read the [...]