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July 22, 2020CommentaryCongress must act now to extend enhanced unemployment benefits
May 27, 2020Issue BriefOregon Should Reject the Tax Break Congress Gave to Millionaires
May 20, 2020News ReleaseOregon Revenue Forecast Underscores the Need for Congressional Action
May 13, 2020VideoVideo: The Oregon Worker Relief Fund is vital
May 12, 2020News ReleasePublic assistance could keep afloat families waiting for unemployment benefits
April 30, 2020CommentaryFrom crisis to crossroads
April 15, 2020Resource pageHow is Congress supporting public services in Oregon during the coronavirus pandemic?
April 10, 2020Commentary6 things the fourth federal relief package must do
April 6, 2020Issue BriefOregon Should Assist Laid-off Immigrant Workers Excluded from Federal Aid
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
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