2023 Policy Priorities
Nadia Hicks
January 9, 2023
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Introducing PROSPER Georgia
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Alex Camardelle
Alex Camardelle is a senior policy analyst at GBPI, where he produces research that shows ways to reduce poverty, improve social services and provide support for Georgia’s workforce.
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