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Strong communities, healthy families, and a thriving economy that benefit us all: That is the future we want for Washington state. Yet too many people are struggling to just get by. Our state legislature must enact policies that ensure everyone can afford the basics and live with dignity.

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Blog Post Lawmakers must reinvest in WorkFirst to restore the promise of basic support to families facing poverty By - January 30, 2018

Blog Post An inclusive economy is essential for all Washingtonians, our economy, and the future progress of our state By Jennifer Tran, Kelli Smith, Julie Watts, Melinda Young-Flynn - December 13, 2017

Blog Post Governor’s initiative on economic security is a big win for Washington’s families By - November 29, 2017

Blog Post KIDS COUNT: Barriers to opportunity prevent children of color and immigrant children from reaching their full potential By - October 24, 2017

Blog Post New Census Numbers: To Build Thriving Communities, Invest in Removing Barriers to Economic Security By - September 18, 2017

Blog Post State and Federal Proposals to Cut Funding for Women’s Health Would Decrease Family Economic Security By - June 19, 2017

Blog Post Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Critical to the Wellbeing of Many Washingtonians with Disabilities By - June 14, 2017

Blog Post KIDS COUNT: Washington Continues to See Historic Progress in Kids’ Health Care Access By - June 13, 2017

Blog Post President’s Budget Would Harm Washingtonians, Leave State on the Hook for Massive Costs By - May 23, 2017

Blog Post Important gains have been made for a better future for our state, but more needs to be done By - May 02, 2017

Blog Post Don’t Let the Talking Points Fool You: Senate Republicans’ Budget Proposal Is a House of Cards By Andy Nicholas and Kelli Smith - March 23, 2017

Blog Post Lawmakers Must Protect the Wellbeing of Children, Families, and People with Disabilities By - March 23, 2017

Blog Post Five Ways Trump’s Budget Proposal Would Harm Washington State By - March 20, 2017

Blog Post Policymakers Have Opportunities to Advance Family Well-Being this Session By - February 15, 2017

Fact Sheet Ensure All Washingtonians Have Food Security February 15, 2017

Fact Sheet How Eliminating Asset Caps in Public Programs Could Help Participants February 15, 2017

Blog Post Intergenerational Poverty Bill Would Help Lift Children and their Parents Out of Poverty By - February 01, 2017

Blog Post The Future We Want: The Washington State Budget & Policy Center Announces Our 2017-2019 Legislative Agenda By - December 12, 2016

Blog Post Investments in Food Assistance Improve Child Well-Being By - October 30, 2016

Blog Post Census Data Highlights Disparities in Economic Well-Being for Children of Color By - September 28, 2016

Blog Post Raising Incomes for Home Care Workers Would Boost Economy By David Hlebain and Misha Werschkul - September 26, 2016

Blog Post Census Snapshot: Too Many Washingtonians Still Struggling to Make Ends Meet By - September 15, 2016

Blog Post Raising the Minimum Wage Is an Investment in Washington’s Kids By - September 14, 2016

Fact Sheet A Look at the Economic Well-Being of Washingtonians with Low Incomes 2016 September 01, 2016

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