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THE 50 STATE AFTERSCHOOL NETWORKS Social Conversation and Legislative Analysis September 2017 KEY INSIGHTS Social media conversations and legislative mentions of afterschool programs are primarily focused on (and critical of) budget proposals


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THE 50 STATE AFTERSCHOOL NETWORKS

Social Conversation and Legislative Analysis September 2017

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KEY INSIGHTS

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The White House Said After- School Programs Don't Help Kids. Here's What the Research Says Time Poll: 77% of Americans Think Schools Should Provide After-School Programs Education Week T rump’s First Full Education Budget: Deep Cuts to Public School Programs In Pursuit of School Choice Washington Post Schwarzenegger Blasts T rump for Proposed Cut to After-School Programs CNN T rump’s Voucher Plan Would Strip Funding from Over 1,200 Schools in New Y

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Chalkbeat

Social media conversations and legislative mentions of afterschool programs are primarily focused on (and critical of) budget proposals from President Trump.

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KEY INSIGHTS

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Media outlets and journalists primarily mention afterschool programs in the context of budget cuts and state and local legislation.

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KEY INSIGHTS

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Randi Weingarten

Ame merican Federation of T eachers

Salud America!

Sa San Antonio, T exas

Education Week Communities in Schools

Wa Washington, DC

City of Las Vegas, NV Judd Apatow

Come median and Producer

American Federation of T eachers

Wa Washington, DC

Wright State University

Da Dayton and Celina, Ohio

Alliance for a Healthier Generation Data Quality Campaign

Wa Washington, DC

Mayor Jennifer Roberts

Char Charlotte, NC

United Federation of T eachers

Ne New Y

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Few individuals participate in social media conversations about afterschool

  • programs. Most online conversations are driven by programs themselves,

supportive third-party and non-profit groups, and government accounts.

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KEY INSIGHTS

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  • p Democratic Members of Congress by Number of

Afterschool Mentions in Public Documents, Last Y ear 17 11 10 10 9 7 7 6 6 6

  • Rep. Cicilline (D-RI-1)
  • Sen. Durbin (D-IL)
  • Sen. Shaheen (D-NH)
  • Rep. Ryan (D-OH-13)
  • Rep. Cooper (D-TN-5)
  • Rep. Schiff (D-CA-28)
  • Sen. Leahy (D-VT)
  • Rep. Lowey (D-NY-17)
  • Sen. Menendez (D-NJ)
  • Rep. McEachin (D-VA-4)

39 4 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2

  • Rep. Barletta (R-PA-11)
  • Rep. Comstock (R-VA-10)
  • Rep. Johnson (R-OH-6)
  • Rep. Emmer (R-MN-6)
  • Sen. Collins (R-ME)
  • Rep. Jenkins (R-KS-2)
  • Rep. Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL-27)
  • Rep. Roby (R-AL-2)
  • Rep. King (R-NY-2)
  • Sen. McConnell (R-KY)

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Afterschool Mentions in Public Documents, Last Y ear

Mentions of afterschool by members of Congress are primarily positive, though Republicans and Democrats differ in the volume of mentions, program priorities and attitudes toward current events.

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KEY INSIGHTS

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  • Sen. Murray Related to Education, Last Y

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TEALS Microsoft Philanthropies Center for American Progress GLAAD American Enterprise Institute National Association of Secondary School Principals Scott Walker Governor of Wisconsin

Cultural Exchange Network

Thomas Payne Dean, University of Missouri

  • St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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  • Sen. Alexander Related to Education, Last Y

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  • Sen. Blunt Related to Education, Last Y

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On education policy, members of Congress are mainly influenced by partisan think tanks (such as AEI and the Center for American Progress), local figures such as elected officials and university presidents, and non- profit or community groups that align with their core interests (poverty, gender equality, job training, etc.).

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D R I V E N . I N S P I R E D . S M A R T .

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