How Partisan Gerrymandering Hurts Kids May 8, 2020 Center for American Progress. May 2020. A new report from the Center for American Progress outlined the real-world impact of ge... Read More
The COVID-19 Pandemic Is Straining Families’ Abilities to Afford Basic Needs May 8, 2020 Urban Institute. May 2020. The Urban Institute’s new Health Reform Monitoring Survey found that 30 percent of adults are strain... Read More
Temporarily Expanding Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit Would Deliver Effective Stimulus, Help Avert Poverty Spike May 8, 2020 The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. May 2020. CBPP outlined specific expansions the federal government should make to t... Read More
Future Stimulus Should Include Immigrants and Dependents Previously Left Out, Mandate Automatic Payments May 8, 2020 The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. May 2020. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP) offered recommendations... Read More
The Safety Net Can Do Better for People with Poor Health and Disabilities April 8, 2020 Spotlight on Poverty and Opportunity. April 2020. Angela Rachidi, Rowe Scholar in poverty studies at the American Enterprise In... Read More
Stabilizing Supports for Children and Families during the Pandemic April 8, 2020 Urban Institute. April 2020. To help parents provide financial stability for their children during the crisis, The Urban Instit... Read More
Coronavirus Relief Bill: What Congress Left April 8, 2020 Spotlight on Poverty and Opportunity. April 2020. Spotlight on Poverty and Opportunity shared perspectives from several economi... Read More
Adding Flexibility to Make the EITC Work During the Pandemic April 8, 2020 The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. April 2020. The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy recommended ways feder... Read More
Congressional Black Caucus’s Push for Childless Workers’ EITC, Then and Now March 8, 2020 Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. March 2020. In honor of Black History Month, the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities... Read More
New Poll Shows Georgians Support Strong Budget, Oppose Risky Tax Cuts January 12, 2020 Georgia Budget and Policy Institute, January 2020. The Georgia Budget & Policy Institute (GBPI) released a poll that found ... Read More
