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2010 Congressional Art Competition

The Congressional Institute is proud to sponsor the 29th Annual Congressional Art Competition together with Congressmen Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) and Steve Driehaus (D-OH).
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Helping a 221-Year-Old Institution Harness Cutting-Edge Communication Technologies

View the Congressional Institute's latest study on improving communication between Congress and its constituents.
 
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The Facebook Effect

View The Facebook Effect, the Congressional Institute’s latest study on improving communication between Congress and its constituents.
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Congressional Websites and E-Newsletters

Cutting edge research commissioned by the Congressional Institute reveals that Members of Congress are missing opportunities to communicate effectively. 

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Transformational Effects of Tele-Townhall Meetings

Tele-Townhall meetings have dramatically increased direct communication between elected representatives and their constituents.  The Congressional Institute commissioned Presentation Testing Inc to perform this breakthrough study.  

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Surviving Inside Congress

The Congressional Institute has released its staff handbook, Surviving Inside Congress. You can buy...

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Filling the Tree
Do Over?
Discharging Their Duties
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Are Members allowed to receive gifts, such as free meals, tickets, travel, etc.?

Sometimes, but only if the gift falls under one of the very limited categories of acceptable gifts.

Projects
Read about our past and upcoming work helping Congress better serve the nation. Projects include a review of Congressional Websites and E-Newsletters, development of an Elected Leaders Retreat and the scheduling of Private Sector Advisory Committee Luncheons.
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About Congressional Institute
The Congressional Institute, Inc. is dedicated to helping Members of Congress better serve the nation and to helping the public better understand public policy debates and the operations of the national legislature.
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Photographs from past Congressional Institute events