American Policy Architecture Institute¶
Evidence-based civic systems maintenance
The American Policy Architecture Institute develops structural reforms designed to address foundational challenges in American governance. Our approach treats policy design as institutional engineering — combining rigorous analysis with political realism to produce proposals that are both substantively sound and strategically viable.
The ASPC Framework¶
The American Stability and Prosperity Compact is a coordinated package of three reforms addressing economic security, payment infrastructure, and child welfare. Together, they demonstrate how interconnected policy challenges benefit from integrated solutions.
American Prosperity and Stability Act (APSA) — Restructures the social safety net to provide universal economic security while simplifying administration and reducing bureaucratic overhead.
American Payment Network Act (APNA) — Establishes public payment infrastructure to reduce transaction costs, enhance financial inclusion, and support efficient distribution of public benefits.
Secure Our Children Act (SOCA) — Reforms child welfare funding and administration to prioritize family stability and improve outcomes for vulnerable children.
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Additional reform proposals covering congressional procedure, judicial accountability, electoral integrity, civil service, taxation, and healthcare are in development.
Albert E. Ramos Director, The American Policy Architecture Institute