Oklahoma Policy Insititute (OK Policy) advances equitable and fiscally responsible policies that expand opportunity for all Oklahomans through non-partisan research, analysis, and advocacy.
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OK Policy has extended its search for a Development Manager, a vital position that ensures the financial health of the organization through targeted donations and grants.
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OK Policy is currently hiring for two Fellow positions: Policy Fellow (Fall 2022-Fall 2023) and Communications & Operations Fellow (Fall 2022-Fall 2023) [More...]
While we heard a lot of rhetoric in today’s State of the State address, we heard precious little that builds bipartisan solutions helping Oklahomans live healthier lives, raise thriving families, and make our communities safer.
Increasingly, too many Oklahomans face… Read more [More...]
Our Digital Communications Associate / Storybanker adapts OK Policy’s policy and outreach work into digital-first communications, while also supporting OK Policy’s health care work by giving voice to the stories of Oklahomans who have been impacted by the health care coverage gap. [More...]
We usually love to list all the reasons we believe you should support our work here at the Oklahoma Policy Institute with a tax-deductible contribution. However, we like to reflect at the end of every year, and share a reminder that other people may believe differently. Here are five things you may believe that should lead you to not contribute to OK Policy. [More...]
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Visit our Jobs & Internships page to view the latest job and internship opportunities.
Data Analyst
The Oklahoma Policy Institute is currently hiring for a Data Analyst to carry out critical data-driven research projects, using the Open Justice Oklahoma database to turn… Read more [More...]
A Better Path Forward is a comprehensive report from the Oklahoma Policy Institute detailing how the state cut nearly a quarter of the state’s budget capacity and the implications of those decisions. [More...]
A Better Path Forward – Report Release and Conversation will be livestreamed via the embedded video above and via OK Policy’s social media channels on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter starting at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 27. The event will be archived… Read more [More...]
The Oklahoma Policy Institute is currently hiring for a Communications and Operations Fellow. The Communications and Operations Fellow supports the organization’s external communications and development objectives. [More...]
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Visit our Jobs & Internships page to view the latest job and internship opportunities.
OK Policy has extended its search for a Development Manager, a vital position that ensures the financial health of the organization through targeted donations and grants.
The Development… Read more [More...]
OK Policy is currently hiring for two Fellow positions: Policy Fellow (Fall 2022-Fall 2023) and Communications & Operations Fellow (Fall 2022-Fall 2023) [More...]
While we heard a lot of rhetoric in today’s State of the State address, we heard precious little that builds bipartisan solutions helping Oklahomans live healthier lives, raise thriving families, and make our communities safer.
Increasingly, too many Oklahomans face… Read more [More...]
We usually love to list all the reasons we believe you should support our work here at the Oklahoma Policy Institute with a tax-deductible contribution. However, we like to reflect at the end of every year, and share a reminder that other people may believe differently. Here are five things you may believe that should lead you to not contribute to OK Policy. [More...]
A Better Path Forward is a comprehensive report from the Oklahoma Policy Institute detailing how the state cut nearly a quarter of the state’s budget capacity and the implications of those decisions. [More...]
