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Bigger Tax Credits for Working Families Lead to Bigger, Healthier Babies
Some 1,047 babies in Georgia a year can be saved from risky, low birth weight if lawmakers pass a credit…
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Georgia’s Higher Education Goals Hurt by Undocumented Student Policies
Across Georgia, people aspire to go to college. But students caught in the web of immigration laws and policies face…
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Middle-Class Georgians an Afterthought in Federal Tax Proposal
Lawmakers in our nation’s capital are set to consider a sweeping package of tax changes that appears to mostly overlook…
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Graham-Cassidy Bill Risks Health Coverage and Pre-Existing Condition Protections for Georgians
The U.S. Senate plans to vote next week on yet another proposal to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act…
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Updated: Proposed Medicaid Cuts Threaten Georgia’s Most Vulnerable Students
More than 118,000 students in Georgia cope with disabilities. Some are students with visual or hearing impairments while others have…
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Georgia Takes Steps to Strengthen the Health Care Workforce
Georgia lawmakers are scheduled to meet Monday to study barriers that block Georgians’ access to adequate health care. The committee…
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Georgia’s Tax Credit School Scholarship Program Lacks Accountability
Proposals to create school voucher programs, including tax credit scholarship programs, continue to pop up in a growing number of…
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Georgia’s Revenue Increase Trails Needs of Growing Population
For most Georgians July 1, 2017 was just another steamy summer day in the south. For state lawmakers and agency…
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How to Protect and Expand Health Care Access in Georgia
The defeat of health care legislation in the U.S. Senate last week marked a milestone in the effort to protect…
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