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What's Happening Now
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
September 18, 2020
Rep. Pramila Jayapal Joins PSARA for Webinar
After the 2020 Election: Demands for a Better Society
Inclusive Health Access
September 11, 2020
What’s at Stake for Washington in November’s Election
Regardless of the federal election, Washington State has an obligation to improve health care affordability
Retirement Security
July 20, 2020
GOP Payroll Tax Cut: Little to Nothing for Most Americans, a Windfall for the Top 20%
Undercutting Social Security's finances is a first step toward dismantling the program
Progressive Tax Reform
June 23, 2020
Washington Can’t Afford Austerity
We need funds invested in our communities, not in the pockets of the wealthy
Research Feed
Retirement Security
Social Security Works for Washington State
Five facts and six fixes for "America's pension" in 2020
Inclusive Health Access
Everyone Deserves Access to Affordable Health Care
Without it, we can’t erase health inequities or flatten the COVID-19 curve
State of Working Washington
COVID-19 Pandemic Means Unprecedented Job Losses, but Impact Isn’t Uniform
Smaller, high-wage sectors and people with college degrees face better odds