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February 23, 2018PodcastThe lifeline for Oregon's most vulnerable children
February 22, 2018Blog postThe Oregon legislature rarely notices the most vulnerable kids
May 8, 2017Issue BriefBudget Cuts Would Make Life Harder for 11,000 of Oregon’s Poorest Children
August 19, 2016BlogWelfare Reform at 20: A Block Grant is No Way to Help Children in Poverty
February 24, 2015Fact SheetOregon's Largest Anti-Poverty Program Increasingly Shuts Out Working Families
June 28, 2013Blog PostSo they say their priority is "jobs" . . .
March 30, 2013Blog PostWill the 2013 Legislature Thaw Decades of Indifference to Oregon’s Poorest Children?
August 22, 2002News ReleaseOregon Voters Reject Bush Plan for Welfare Changes

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