Kelsey Landau

@Kelsey_Landau

MPP student . Former research analyst . Always in solidarity with .

Cambridge, MA
Joined April 2020
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  1. Sep 17

    Great Friday news! So proud of my friends and former colleagues for reaching this milestone, and excited to see all the great things that I know are to come.

    We are excited to share that after months of negotiations, the Organizing Committee and Management reached an agreement on a fair bargaining unit! More work is ahead but this is a great step forward in bringing about equitable change at Brookings.
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    Jul 2

    What should Peru's new government consider when reforming its management of mining revenue? Our colleagues explore the options after a polarizing electoral process:

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    May 18

    This is huge. backs stop to new oil and gas development, and calls for an immediate and dramatic reduction in overall fossil fuel finance & production to avoid climate catastrophe.

    The just released the world’s first comprehensive roadmap for the global energy sector to reach net-zero emissions by 2050. Our special report shows the pathway to net zero by 2050 is narrow but still achievable if governments act now. The report ➡️
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    May 5

    🚨New working paper alert🚨 The first paper out of a year-long project I've been working on using leaked offshore bank data Curious about who uses tax havens and how shell companies distort international statistics? Interested in corruption? Thread 👇

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    Apr 30

    🚨 BIG NEWS 🚨 We are thrilled to announce that management has signaled their intent to begin voluntary recognition of our union! We look forward to seeing their proposal and working in good faith to uphold Brookings’s values. Thank you all for your solidarity!

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    Apr 27

    Thank you to the supervisory staff who publicly support our union! This effort has been a collective one and is greater than any one of us. We urge leadership to do what is right and voluntarily recognize this movement.

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    Apr 20

    (1/7) It’s now been one week since we launched . Here is some more info on our effort and why we are asking for voluntary recognition (THREAD BELOW)

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  8. Apr 20

    Thrilled to share that, after four action-packed years at , I will be headed up north this fall to pursue an MPP at Harvard Kennedy School! Please send me all of your recommendations for Boston and for winter coats!

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    Apr 15

    [1/12] Brookings scholars know that unions are essential to enhancing economic security, bolstering racial justice, and improving workplace democracy. Below is some of their work showing why the U.S. needs more unions 👇👇👇

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    Apr 13

    Congratulations to the Urban Institute and Brookings staff for for organizing and with . I hope other workers in nonprofits follow their example and join a union. Now more than ever, we need a strong labor movement for all workers.

    🚨🚨BREAKING🚨🚨 The staff at the Brookings Institution and the Urban Institute have formed unions with NPEU, and respectively. At both organizations, a supermajority of employees support their union.
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    Apr 13

    Read about in ! Thank you to for sharing our story!

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  12. Apr 13

    Some news: we at are forming a union! Proud to stand with my brilliant colleagues in support of more inclusive decisionmaking, increased parental leave, and more. We urge Brooking management to voluntarily recognize us so we can build a better Brookings--together.

    [1/6] After a years-long effort, the non-supervisory staff at Brookings have formed a union! We are . Read our press release at .
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    Mar 4

    Friends who work on , , & we need you to help shape the ! Take our survey, please, and share widely! ⁦⁩

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    Feb 28

    . & argue that it's time to seize the opportunity for fuel subsidy reform. ➡️

    A quote graphic that reads: “As the world begins to rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic, the window of opportunity for fuel subsidy reform may be closing. However, the underlying need for change will persist—and, indeed, will only grow ever greater.”
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    Feb 12

    . and a team from offer a global perspective on beneficial ownership with a deep dive into policy in Mongolia.

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  16. Feb 11

    In the past few years, Mongolia has taken steps toward beneficial ownership transparency, but there is still work to be done. I explain key challenges and potential solutions w/ and Laura Keen 👇

    Undisclosed ownership interests enable profound corruption in a variety of sectors, particularly in the extractive industries. A new Brookings essay examines this challenge in Mongolia—and the country's efforts to overcome it.
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    Feb 2

    [Bruce Springsteen voice] well

    they put a giant skeleton atop the ol DQ
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    Feb 2

    The US has become a hub for money laundering, terrorist financing, tax evasion, and other forms of corruption. Fortunately, bipartisan supermajorities in Congress decided to do something about it, write & .

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    Jan 29

    When you read the Corruption Perceptions Index crucially important to keep this in mind - many of the countries with high rankings are enablers of corruption globally through opaque corporate structures, bribery and poor enforcement

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    Jan 28

    Great piece by and on anti-corruption provisions in the NDAA and more!!

    It's been a whirlwind year, but we shouldn't lose track of the first major event of 2021: the passage of major anti-corruption legislation in the United States. and I explain how this may be the start of a new anti-corruption era:
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