McCleary Reality Check: Legitimate Solutions Required to Fully Fund Schools
By Andy Nicholas - September 23, 2016
Slight Boost in Projected Tax Revenues Won’t Fix School Funding Crisis
By Andy Nicholas - September 21, 2016
Census Snapshot: Too Many Washingtonians Still Struggling to Make Ends Meet
By David Hlebain - September 15, 2016
Raising the Minimum Wage Is an Investment in Washington’s Kids
By David Hlebain - September 14, 2016
Measuring Progress in the Blue Mountain Region: A New Approach to Community-Led Solutions
By Lori Pfingst and Elena Hernandez - September 12, 2016
Funding Schools for Washington’s Kids Can’t Be Done through Property Tax Gimmicks
By Andy Nicholas - September 07, 2016
All Income Growth is Going to the Richest 1 Percent of Washingtonians
By Andy Nicholas - June 23, 2016
More Washington Kids Have Health Coverage, but Poverty Still a Roadblock
June 21, 2016
Report Highlights the Many Economic Contributions of Refugees in the U.S.
By Melinda Young-Flynn - June 16, 2016
Report: Changes Needed So Washington’s Kids Have Chance for Bright Future
By Melinda Young-Flynn - June 13, 2016
Supreme Court Strikes Down Eyman’s Latest Attempt to Derail Social and Economic Progress
By Kelli Smith - May 26, 2016
The Budget & Policy Center Celebrates 10 Years of Promoting Shared Prosperity
By Melinda Young-Flynn - May 23, 2016
Much Work Remains to Be Done to Fund Schools
By Kelli Smith - May 19, 2016
NEW REPORT: Policymakers must reverse the damage of parental incarceration on kids
By Lori Pfingst - April 25, 2016
Spread the Word: Tax Dollars Make a Difference
By Melinda Young-Flynn - April 18, 2016
Lawmakers Can Prevent Thousands of Washingtonians from Losing Food Assistance
By Elena Hernandez - April 04, 2016
Final Budget Responds to Pressing Needs, But Lacks Bold Vision
By Lori Pfingst, Research and Policy Director, and Elena Hernandez, Policy Analyst - March 30, 2016
Senate Budget Includes Massive Tax Giveaway to Giant Media Corporations
By Andy Nicholas - March 16, 2016
Final Budget Must Offer Solutions, Not Gimmicks, to Strengthen Economy
By Andy Nicholas - March 01, 2016
Senate Budget Misses Opportunity to Invest in Washington’s Economy
February 24, 2016
Essential Revenue Reforms Lose Out to Short-Term Needs in House Budget
By Andy Nicholas - February 22, 2016
Corporate Tax Break Accountability Proposals are Good for Washington’s Economy
By Andy Nicholas - February 19, 2016
Declining Revenue Projections Show It’s Time for Policymakers to Get Serious about Meeting Washington’s Needs
By Andy Nicholas - February 17, 2016
Report: To Create Jobs, Invest in the Success of ‘Home-Grown’ Businesses
February 04, 2016
With I-1366 Ruled Unconstitutional, It’s Time for Lawmakers to Focus on Improving Schools
By Andy Nicholas - January 21, 2016
To Make Our State Better for All Washingtonians, Lawmakers Should Pass Racial Equity Bills
By Elena Hernandez - January 21, 2016
Proposed Two-Generation Legislation is Important Step in Improving Family Economic Security
By Lori Pfingst - January 15, 2016
Raising the Statewide Minimum Wage to $13.50 Would Boost Local Economies
By Misha Werschkul - January 11, 2016
This Session, Let’s Make Shared Prosperity the Top Priority
Keeping the Summit Conversation Going
By Melinda Young-Flynn - January 08, 2016
Investment in Washington State Residents And Communities Still Far Below Needs
By Andy Nicholas - January 08, 2016
Trimming Tax Breaks to Invest in Teachers a Good Start; More Investments Needed to Strengthen Economy
By Andy Nicholas - December 17, 2015
We Need a Two-Generation Approach to End Child Poverty
By Lori Pfingst, research and policy director, & Elena Hernandez, policy analyst - November 25, 2015
November Revenue Forecast: Big Threats Loom to State Economy
By Lori Pfingst - November 20, 2015
Q&A with Executive Director Misha Werschkul
By Melinda Young-Flynn - October 14, 2015
New Infographic: Why I-1366 Is Bad For Washington State
By Andy Nicholas - October 09, 2015
Scraping By Isn’t Enough: What the Poverty Data Doesn’t Show
By Elena Hernandez - September 17, 2015
Affordable Care Act Gives Significantly More Washingtonians Access to Health Care
By Lori Pfingst - September 16, 2015
Census Poverty Numbers Don’t Tell the Whole Story
By Elena Hernandez - September 10, 2015
Battle Over I-1366 Shifts To November Ballot
By Andy Nicholas - September 04, 2015
I-1366 Lawsuit Headed to Washington State Supreme Court
By Andy Nicholas - August 14, 2015
Deadline Approaching for Best Chance to Feed Hungry Kids in Our State
By Elena Hernandez - August 12, 2015
Today is the 50th Anniversary of Medicaid
By Kim Justice - July 30, 2015
Efforts Underway to Block Eyman Blackmail Initiative
By Melinda Young-Flynn - July 30, 2015
NEW REPORT: Too Many Kids Are Being Left Behind in Economic Recovery
By Lori Pfingst - July 17, 2015
Progress in Focus: Declining Economic Security Is a Big Threat for Washingtonians
Eyman Initiative Aims to Create Endless Gridlock
By Andy Nicholas - July 14, 2015
Final Budget: Hits and Misses
By Kim Justice - June 30, 2015