The Brookings Institute launched the Hamilton Project in 2006 in order to advocate for a vision of broad-based economic growth, enhanced individual economic security, and the effective use of government. The project’s website is loaded with information, including blogs, papers, links to media coverage, and much more. Readers might like to start with the Charts tab, where they can find dozens of visual representations of a range of subjects, from state-by-state employment evaluations to rates of food insecurity to freshwater use in California by sector and crop. The Multimedia tab features videos, audio, and photo galleries related to various Hamilton Project events, such as The Future of Work in the Age of the Machine and New Directions for U.S. Water Policy. Full Papers and Policy Briefs are also available on a variety of topics, and the site's search function makes finding information on education, tax policy, or employment and wages an easy endeavor.