Washingtonians should oppose Trump proposal to take food away from families struggling to make ends meet
New rule would harm more than 175,000 people in our state
By Liz Olson - August 23, 2019
Tax credits for working families gaining steam in Washington and U.S.
Many proposals to provide income boosts to low-wage workers are moving forward
By Melinda Young-Flynn - August 16, 2019
Trump rule will harm families, perpetuate trauma against immigrant communities
“Public charge” rule will also cause significant economic and cultural loss in Washington
August 12, 2019
A small bright spot in Washington’s tax code
We’re smarter than many states when it comes to senior property tax exemptions
By Andy Nicholas - July 26, 2019
Supreme Court rightly rules the census citizenship question is out for now
The fight continues to ensure a full and accurate count of Washington’s communities
By Jennifer Tran - June 27, 2019
Washington needs to ensure child population grows up strong
KIDS COUNT report reveals policymakers need to prioritize kids’ health, early learning, economic security
June 17, 2019
Low blow: Trump proposal would increase economic hardship
Lowering the poverty measure would make it less accurate and cut people off basic supports
By Julie Watts - June 13, 2019
A conversation with our Narver Fellow
Our new Betty Jane Narver Policy Fellow alumna talks about her time with us so far
By April Dickinson - June 07, 2019