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Georgia Can't Afford Another Lost Decade

Georgia Can't Afford Another Lost Decade

Our state has options. Instead of further disinvesting in programs that improve health and economic outcomes for Georgians, lawmakers should approve commonsense policy options to raise revenue and soften the impact of COVID-19, soaring unemployment levels and an ongoing public health crisis that affects every Georgian.
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People-Powered Prosperity

People-Powered Prosperity

Georgia today fails to fully leverage the state’s most powerful economic asset—its own people. People-Powered Prosperity details a vision for how state lawmakers can pursue strategies to help all Georgians thrive, as well as how the state can responsibly pay for it.
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Cover Georgia

Cover GA

Medicaid expansion would quickly provide 567,000 uninsured Georgians with quality health coverage. As a result, fewer Georgians would go untracked and untreated amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and Georgians who have lost their jobs could count on Medicaid as their health insurance safety net.
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Georgia Work Credit

Georgia Work Credit

The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a federal tax credit that serves as one of the nation’s most effective policies at keeping working families out of poverty and moving toward the middle class. It cuts taxes from the bottom up for people like sales clerks, teaching assistants, home health aides and other workers that earn low wages. The credit is available only to people who work and grows in size, up to a point, as wages rise.
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PROSPER Georgia

PROSPER Georgia

PROSPER Georgia is a coalition of workforce advocates who champion an inclusive economy. The coalition's goal is to eliminate poverty in Georgia by removing barriers to meaningful, family-supporting jobs.
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Submit your comment on the Georgia Pathways to Coverage Program

Submit public comment on Georgia’s Pathways to Coverage program extension by February 20th – just complete this easily fillable form:

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