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The Hidden Cost of HHS Cuts: Why Every Family Should Care - Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality

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The Hidden Cost of HHS Cuts: Why Every Family Should Care - Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality

Programs that help families meet their basic needs are part of the fabric that keep communities stable. Massive cuts at the government agency that stands up for kids put that stability at risk. The Administration for Children and Families—the division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that oversees programs such as Head Start, child care subsidies, adoption support, domestic violence prevention, and energy assistance—has lost 40 Read Article

GCPI Welcomes New Policy Experts to Tackle Urgent Threats & Improve Economic Well-Being - Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality

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GCPI Welcomes New Policy Experts to Tackle Urgent Threats & Improve Economic Well-Being - Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality

Georgetown Center on Poverty & Inequality (GCPI) welcomes a new Faculty Advisor and seven new staff and fellows who bring deep expertise across labor, tax, cash, housing, care, and digital equity. As economic insecurity grows and key protections come under threat, this expanded team will advance bold, evidence-based solutions that support working families and promote racial and gender equity. GCPI is growing to meet the moment—delivering actionab Read Article

Railroads to Rideshare: AANHPI Labor Invisible No More - Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality

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Railroads to Rideshare: AANHPI Labor Invisible No More - Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality

This AANHPI Heritage Month, we’re shining a light on the long history of AANHPI labor—often essential, too often invisible. From building railroads in the 1800s to driving rideshares today, AANHPI workers have shaped the nation while facing exploitation and erasure. This timeline connects our past to our present to ensure our labor and stories are seen, valued, and remembered. The post Railroads to Rideshare: AANHPI Labor Invisible No More appea…Read Article

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Medicaid cuts could add to Ohio’s struggle with infant and maternal mortality

Medicaid cuts could add to Ohio’s struggle with infant and maternal mortality

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The following article was originally published in the Ohio Capital Journal and published on News5Cleveland.com under a content-sharing agreement.Ripple effects of potential federal funding cuts have been spotlighted by advocates in essentially every sector, from the overall economy to school lunches and infectious diseases. But one such potential cut, and a proposal in the Ohio Houses version of the state budget, could directly impact an issue t…United States · United States See the Story

Medicaid work requirements could cut coverage for 5.2M

Medicaid work requirements could cut coverage for 5.2M

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A new report found that millions could lose access to care, even though most Medicaid beneficiaries are working or should be eligible for exemptions from work requirements.United States · United States See the Story