Public attitudes toward U.S. aid cuts

June 2025

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This research examines attitudes and engagement following the U.S. government’s decision to cut foreign aid funding. It explores trends and compares attitudes to previous tracking, and tests frames and messages around international cooperation. To download the presentation, click the link below.

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