Economic Well-Being
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Blog Post Minimum Wage Increase Right for our Economy
Blog Post Caseload Decline is Nothing to Celebrate
Blog Post Why the Minimum Wage Debate Matters for Everyone
Brief/Report 2013 Session Recap: Not a Path to Prosperity
Blog Post New KIDS COUNT Report: Lack of Economic Security Threatens Washington State’s Kids
Blog Post Expanding Opportunity Means Investing in Kids & Families
Blog Post Working Family Tax Credits Are Good for Wa. State’s Children and Economy
Blog Post Invest in Washington State’s Future, Invest in Communities of Color
Brief/Report Revenue Trends: Grow the Economy, Create Jobs, and Protect the Middle Class with New Revenue
Blog Post Lawmakers Have Chance to Support Workers and Economy
Blog Post Weakening the Minimum Wage Not Good for Economy or Workers
Brief/Report Framework for Prosperity 2013
Blog Post Infographic: Income Inequality is Pulling Washington State Apart
Brief/Report In Pursuit of Prosperity: Eight Strategies to Rebuild Washington State’s Economy
Blog Post Young Adults of Color Face Big Challenges
Brief/Report Prosperity and Young Adults in Washington State
Blog Post Washington Kids Slipping In Key Indicators of Well-Being
Blog Post There’s a Way We Can Build Economic Prosperity for Washington’s Children
Blog Post Invest in Women, Invest in Washington
Blog Post Work Supports Critical to Women’s Economic Recovery
Brief/Report Cuts on the Rise, Health in Decline
Brief/Report Women, Work, & the Economy: How State Budget Cuts are Hurting All Three
Brief/Report Declining Support for Education Threatens Economic Growth
Blog Post Affordable child care helps parents keep their jobs
Brief/Report A Framework for Prosperity 2011
Brief/Report Economic Security: Key to Recovery and Prosperity, Wealth & Opportunity
Blog Post Children and Homelessness in Washington State
Brief/Report Progress Index 2008
Brief/Report State could do more to support struggling families
Brief/Report How the 2006 Federal Budget Agreement matters to Washington State
Brief/Report New federal TANF requirements pose tough choices for Washington