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March 26, 2020CommentaryIn this moment of crisis, help out by being counted
March 23, 2020News ReleaseOregon lawmakers urged to prioritize Oregonians by rejecting business tax cuts
March 19, 2020CommentaryFederal response to the coronavirus must include urgent, robust, and ongoing cash payments to working families
March 18, 2020TestimonyPrinciples to Guide Coronavirus Response
March 18, 2020TestimonyOregon TANF Should Respond to the Needs of Oregon Families Affected by the COVID-19 Crisis
March 16, 2020Issue BriefChanges to Unemployment Insurance Would Help Oregon Cope with COVID-19
February 14, 2020CommentaryOur mad crush on 4 Oregon public policies
January 29, 2020Issue BriefLow EITC Participation Costs Oregon Dearly
January 29, 2020News ReleaseOregon ranks near bottom in use of anti-poverty tax credit
December 26, 2019CommentaryOCPP’s top 5 stories for 2019
October 28, 2019CommentaryRent assistance could quickly ease Oregon’s housing crisis
September 25, 2019Fact SheetRent Assistance Works
September 23, 2019News ReleaseA state rent assistance program would ease Oregon’s housing crisis, report says
September 23, 2019ReportA State Rent Assistance Program Would Strengthen Oregon Communities
September 18, 2019CommentaryA solution to a key aspect of the housing crisis
August 14, 2019CommentaryAn effective plan to lift up struggling working families
March 7, 2019News ReleaseBi-partisan bill would boost tax credit for working families
December 10, 2018CommentaryComment on U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Proposed Rule: Inadmissibility on Public Charge Grounds
March 6, 2018Blog postFamily budget calculator shows child care costs overwhelm households throughout Oregon
February 23, 2018PodcastThe lifeline for Oregon's most vulnerable children
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