Working Families

In what ways could tuition-free public college change someone's future prospects?

Should healthcare be a guaranteed right for all, and how might that change society?

How can a nation ensure that all children, regardless of income, have access to high-quality education?

How important is it for employers to offer flexible working hours, and why?

In what ways does economic inequality affect a country's overall well-being?

How does the concept of 'a living wage' change your perspective on the value of work?

How do you think offering paid family leave impacts a family's quality of life?

Can universal childcare transform the workforce, and if so, how?

What role should the government play in supporting working families to achieve a better work-life balance?

Has student debt influenced any of your life decisions so far, and how?

How do you think raising the minimum wage could affect your community, for better or worse?

Do you believe everyone should have the same access to healthcare, regardless of income, and why?

How would you feel if paid sick leave became universal, and what impact might that have on families?

If the government increased taxes on the rich, how do you think that money should be used to benefit society?

What role should businesses play, if any, in addressing climate change and environmental issues?

Have you or someone you know been impacted by an underfunded public education system, and how?

Do you think jobs in certain industries, like fast food or retail, should offer more support to workers, and what kind?

If energy reform meant higher costs in the short term but better outcomes long-term, would you support it, and why?

Have you ever felt like balancing work and life was too difficult, and what solutions would really help you with that?