Budget Deal Leaves Education Funding, State Services Deeply Uncertain
The budget deal lawmakers reached last week made some progress on funding transportation needs, but left considerable uncertainty about the read more
We Can’t Allow Families Experiencing Benefit Theft to Be Let Down Twice
As a growing number of low-income households across the country who rely on food and cash assistance to purchase food read more
Maryland’s Need for Eviction Prevention Funds
Preventing evictions is a critical part of creating a Maryland where all families can have safe, stable,
affordable housing. Eviction read more
Budgeting for Opportunity Case Study
A Racial Equity Analysis of Medicaid-Funded Home- and Community-Based Services
By Christopher Meyer
State policymakers make hundreds of choices each read more
Fair Tax Reform Is Key to Meeting Marylanders’ Needs
New budget forecasts show our state facing growing fiscal challenges, even as we continue to underinvest in essential services that read more
Choosing Meaningful Investments in Temporary Cash Assistance can Change the Trajectory for Maryland Families Living in Poverty
When families go through a challenging period, income support programs are vital to helping them keep food on the table read more
More Basic Assistance is Needed to Propel Economic Mobility and Security Among Maryland Families Receiving TANF
By Jasmin Aramburu
This report was supported by a grant from The Abell Foundation
When families go through a challenging read more
Tips on Top in Prince George’s County: Guaranteeing Full Wage Protection Would Ultimately Put $79 Million in Workers’ Pockets
Most Marylanders agree that working hard should leave you and your family with enough to afford the basics. Policymakers in read more
Maryland’s Fiscal Challenges Are Real – But with Fair Tax Reform We Can Face Them
Recent media coverage and statements by policymakers have put a spotlight on Maryland’s fiscal health. We face real challenges in read more
Tips on Top in Montgomery County: Guaranteeing Full Wage Protection Would Ultimately Put $150 Million in Workers’ Pockets
Most Marylanders agree that working hard should leave you and your family with enough to afford the basics. Policymakers in read more
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