Same Sky is not a one-time poll. It is a sustained measurement system — designed to translate what families say they need into a durable, accountable national policy agenda for children.
A nationally representative parent survey with an Appalachia oversample. Community listening sessions launching across the United States, piloting in Atlanta. First national report: Summer 2026.
Parent concerns become a clearer, evidence-grounded policy agenda. We continue annual parent polling, launch a biannual national voter survey, and publish the first Same Sky Index — a public scorecard measuring whether children's needs are being met and whether policy is moving in the direction families demand.
A durable, publicly accountable national policy agenda for children — grounded in two years of family voice, voter data, and evidence. Five issues. Clear congressional and administrative recommendations. This is not a report that sits on a shelf.
"A rigorous, public, cross-partisan account of what children need, whether systems are delivering it, and who is responsible for the gap."
Same Sky becomes a permanent part of the national policy landscape for children. The measurement system runs continuously, independent of who holds office.
We need partners to take the work to scale.