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An Inclusive Economy
November 20, 2020
We Can Invest in Us
Progressive Revenue to Advance Racial Equity
WA Legislators face tough choices come January. Will they enact new progressive revenues to fund investments needed to rebuild, or take the path of cutting life-saving services? Explore key policy solutions we need for a strong recovery in this Toolkit. https://t.co/NAPfZbCv0u https://t.co/QorqQj6Qzp
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Higher Education
November 6, 2020
The Impact of Recessionary Cuts on Higher Education
Washington State must not repeat the mistakes of the past
Blog Feed
An Inclusive Economy
November 20, 2020
We Can Invest in Us
Progressive Revenue to Advance Racial Equity
November 6, 2020
The Will of the People Prevails
Today beckons toward a better future in our country
October 16, 2020
Secure the Long Term Care Act
State of Working Washington
October 2, 2020
The Wealth Divide: It’s Not Race vs. Class — It’s Both
Bold policy choices can address gaps between (and within) racial/ethnic groups
September 18, 2020
Remembering My Friend Bill Gates Sr.
Research Feed
The Impact of Recessionary Cuts on Higher Education
Washington State must not repeat the mistakes of the past
Washington’s Economic Recovery is Slowing
WIth fewer jobs being added each month, public health measures -- and government rescue and relief -- are crucial to get our economy moving
COVID-19 Toolkit: Building a Brighter Future for Washington
The policy solutions we need to emerge from this crisis with a stronger state and economy
State of Working Washington
Unemployment Drops — but 200,000 Jobs are Still Missing
Washington's underlying economic problems won't be fixed without strong rescue and relief