Emily Miota, Author at Kids Forward

Wisconsin Lawmakers Choose Tax Cuts for the Rich over Investing in our Children

Wisconsin Ranks as One of the Worst States to Live for Black Children and Families Download as PDF Analysis from the 2024 KIDS COUNT® Data Book shows that despite ranking 11th for overall wellbeing, Wisconsin remains the worst state in the nation for Black children and families. The 2024 KIDS COUNT® Data Book is a 50-state report of...

‘A Day Without Child Care’ highlights day care challenges (Spectrum News 1)

Wisconsin is first state to receive federal approval for summer EBT program (Wisconsin Examiner)

From local farmers to Madison-area school kids (608 Today)

Grants offer school-food possibilities (Agri-View)

Community Explainer: Rich Get Richer Under Proposed Tax Plan

Four tax proposals are making their way through the state legislature now, which would line the wallets of Wisconsin’s wealthy & overwhelmingly white. We anticipate them getting to the Governor’s desk by the end of the month.

One man blocking expanded medical coverage for thousands of new moms: Robin Vos (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

Advocates push schools to bring local food to cafeterias, apply for federal grant program (WKOW)

New grants designed to give WI ‘farm to school’ efforts more muscle (Public News Service)

New rule ensures continued Medicaid coverage for children for a year (Wisconsin Examiner)

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Wisconsin Lawmakers Choose Tax Cuts for the Rich over Investing in our Children

‘A Day Without Child Care’ highlights day care challenges (Spectrum News 1)

Wisconsin is first state to receive federal approval for summer EBT program (Wisconsin Examiner)

From local farmers to Madison-area school kids (608 Today)

Grants offer school-food possibilities (Agri-View)

Community Explainer: Rich Get Richer Under Proposed Tax Plan

One man blocking expanded medical coverage for thousands of new moms: Robin Vos (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

Advocates push schools to bring local food to cafeterias, apply for federal grant program (WKOW)

New grants designed to give WI ‘farm to school’ efforts more muscle (Public News Service)

New rule ensures continued Medicaid coverage for children for a year (Wisconsin Examiner)

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