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Blog Post Governor makes large-scale program cuts in proposed supplemental budget By Mia Shigemura | January 22, 2026

Blog Post Budget and revenue in our state: What’s good and what’s bad By Mia Shigemura | August 26, 2025

Blog Post Cuts would make life harder for everyday people, while the rich get richer By Mia Shigemura | April 18, 2025

Blog Post Why these ballot initiatives are bad for Washington By Iana Mae Abinales & Melinda Young-Flynn | October 23, 2024

Fact Sheet How the capital gains tax is funding communities throughout the state August 06, 2024

Blog Post Huge victory for tax justice  March 24, 2023

Blog Post Washington Future Fund, or baby bonds, is an important tool to reduce racial wealth inequities By Tracy Yeung | January 19, 2023

Blog Post Seattle’s millionaires would profit most if schools lose funding from capital gains tax By - July 05, 2022

Blog Post Washingtonians are united on balancing our tax code  By - June 16, 2022

Fact Sheet Qué necesita saber sobre la Initiative 1929 (Iniciativa 1929) April 27, 2022

Blog Post Court decision strikes blow to the well-being of Washington’s kids and families  By - March 01, 2022

Blog Post Policy choices can build a strong foundation for the lifelong health of kids By Tracy Yeung | November 18, 2021

Brief/Report Smart investments can improve long-term health of Washington kids November 18, 2021

Blog Post New reforms bring balance and equity to state’s tax code and economy By Andy Nicholas & Liz Olson & Margaret Babayan | July 07, 2021

Blog Post Greater investment in kids needed to help them thrive after the pandemic June 21, 2021

Fact Sheet Why now is the time to pass a tax on extraordinary profits March 04, 2021

Blog Post Washington’s kids need investments – not short-sighted cuts – to weather the COVID-19 crisis By - October 28, 2020

Blog Post To support kids, support their caregivers August 10, 2020

Brief/Report KIDS COUNT: Ensuring children have strong, stable early learning opportunities August 10, 2020

Blog Post Lawmakers made progress to promote economic security, but much more is needed By Evan Walker, Narver policy fellow, Liz Olson, policy analyst, and Melinda Young-Flynn, communications director - March 20, 2020

Blog Post It’s time for a statewide Child Savings Account program By - February 05, 2020

Fact Sheet Child Savings Accounts put more kids on track for success in education February 05, 2020

Fact Sheet The Working Families Tax Credit would support kids in early childhood January 28, 2020

Blog Post Washington needs to ensure child population grows up strong June 17, 2019

Blog Post The sky-high cost of child care rivals tuition and rent By - April 09, 2019

Video/Webinar Senate testimony on Child Savings Accounts February 05, 2019

Fact Sheet Child Savings Accounts Put More Kids on Track for Success January 28, 2019

Blog Post A small investment to help kids succeed By Jennifer Tran and Melinda Young-Flynn - January 28, 2019

Brief/Report KIDS COUNT 2019 Equity Challenge [Spanish] January 16, 2019

Brief/Report KIDS COUNT 2019 Equity Challenge [English] January 16, 2019

Blog Post Set kids up for success from early learning through higher education By - July 10, 2018

Blog Post Child savings accounts advance economic opportunities for kids and families By Hana Jang and Jennifer Tran - July 02, 2018

Brief/Report Ensuring All Kids and Young People Have Opportunities to Succeed June 01, 2018

Video/Webinar Budget Beat: McCleary, Revenue, and More March 16, 2018

Chart/Graphic Despite McCleary Investments, Spending Levels Are Lower than a Decade Ago March 14, 2018

Blog Post Our testimony on House Bill 2967 and the need to close the capital gains tax break February 16, 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

Brief/Report Building an Inclusive Economy December 01, 2017

Blog Post State Revenue Projections Show Legislators Need to Do More in 2018 to Fulfill their Obligations to Communities By - November 20, 2017

Blog Post Supreme Court’s McCleary Decision Shows that Lawmakers Should Clean Up Tax Code to Invest in Schools By - November 15, 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 Big Boost in Resources for Schools, But Revenue Still Stuck at Recession Levels By Andy Nicholas and Kelli Smith - September 21, 2017

Blog Post Why it’s time to ditch Washington’s harmful property tax restriction By - September 01, 2017

Blog Post Final Budget Makes Progress on Community Investments – for Now By - July 21, 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

Video/Webinar Budget Beat: Advancing Racial Equity in Education April 14, 2017

Blog Post Early learning improves kindergarten readiness and reduces disparities for kids of color By - April 04, 2017

Brief/Report Early Learning Improves Kindergarten Readiness and Reduces Disparities April 01, 2017

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