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October 8, 2021Podcast(Podcast) Why we need Build Back Better
September 10, 2021Podcast(Podcast) Poor quality jobs abound
September 1, 2021ReportPoor Quality Jobs Predominate in Strong Economy
September 1, 2021News ReleaseMost jobs in Oregon are poor-quality jobs
July 15, 2021CommentaryAn historic day in the fight against poverty
June 15, 2021Issue BriefOregon’s undocumented workers endure pandemic without economic aid offered to others
May 13, 2021CommentaryWant people to stay housed? Help them pay their rent.
May 4, 2021TestimonyHB 2440: Extend Working Families Tax Credit
April 19, 2021CommentaryDo we have the courage to sustain the investments Oregonians need?
April 1, 2021TestimonyHB 2010-1: A public option would make health insurance more affordable
March 24, 2021Issue BriefTax credit for workers leaves out more than a quarter-million Oregonians
March 2, 2021TestimonyHB 2819: Leave no worker behind
January 26, 2021CommentaryThe EITC is good policy worth improving
January 21, 2021CommentaryToward Prosperity for All Oregonians: Leave no worker behind
November 19, 2020CommentaryOur legislative agenda for 2021
September 3, 2020CommentaryA Labor Day wish for a strong safety net
August 26, 2020CommentaryLegislature fails to spare children facing hardship
August 6, 2020LetterProtect TANF families from cuts: Letter from the TANF Alliance to the legislature
July 22, 2020CommentaryCongress must act now to extend enhanced unemployment benefits
May 27, 2020Issue BriefOregon Should Reject the Tax Break Congress Gave to Millionaires
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