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The general public and policymakers, including those in Washington, D.C. and internationally, continue to need to have
access to in depth research and analysis of information regarding key national security and foreign policy issues, including
many that are often overlooked, especially from a fresh, innovative and time-sensitive perspective. Founded over 15 years
ago in the nation's capital, the Center for Public Policy Analysis (CPPA) brings important new ideas and experience to
the public affairs arena. Established in Washington, D.C. in 1993, we at the CPPA care about,
and are working on, breaking public policy issues of local, national and international concern. We continue to research and
analyize issues from perspectives that are often overlooked. Our research, analysis, findings
and ideas can make a difference and assist in finding solutions for critical problems. We help educate the general public
and policymakers and help shape and change public policy direction locally, regionally and nationally in Washington, D.C.
and in the world. We at the CPPA want to let other people know about how they can join in and make all of our lives
better.
Since 1993, the CPPA has provided field research on foreign policy issues ranging from Afghanistan to Laos,
to Eastern Europe and the Far East. Since 1993, the Center for Public Policy has have
been asked to provide information, research and analysis to Members of Congress, the Federal Executive Branch, international
non-governmental organizations (NGOs), including humanitarian and human rights organizations.
We have organized
numerous research missions and dispatched research teams and monitors to hot-spots and crisis locations around the globe.
We have hosted, cosponsored and spoken at press conferences, national policy forums, U.S. Congressional forums,
U.S. Congressional briefings, national policy conferences and U.S. Congressional hearings.
The CPPA frequently
helps to cosponsor and host events across the United States and in Washington, D.C. in the U.S. Congress, Library of Congress,
Federal Executive branch agencies, universities, colleges and other venues.
The CPPA's cause is simply
to provide the best and most timely research, information and analysis to the general public and policymakers on
key public policy issues, especially those pertaining to national security and foreign policy issues.
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