Institute For The American Worker

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Our Mission

Briefings, Resources and Collaboration

The Institute For The American Worker (I4AW) offers Capitol Hill briefings which have made I4AW a leading voice of labor policy in Washington, DC. They combine expert analysis with customized research on complex labor legislation for policymakers who are debating and forming labor policy in our nation’s capital. 

Our History

I4AW’s leadership has decades of knowledge and experience on labor issues, the inner workings of congressional labor committees, and federal outreach. We pass this knowledge onto our partners.

In 2018 F. Vincent Vernuccio and Jennifer Butler created Institute for the American Worker to better inform policy makers and stakeholders in Washington DC about current developments in labor policy. I4AW’s cofounders have knowledge and experience on labor issues, the inner workings of congressional labor committees, federal outreach and nonprofit management. Vernuccio brings over a decade of expertise in labor law and policy and is regarded as one of the leading experts in the field.

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