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Kids Forward Launches New Campaign to Engage Voters about Racial Justice
Race to the Polls Encourages Voters to Talk about Race and Vote for Candidates Who Will Work to Advance Racial Justice FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 13, 2018 CONTACT: Wenona Wolf, Communication and Development Manager wwolf@kidsforward.net | 608.284.0580 x 304 On the...
Wisconsin Locks Up Too Many Youth of Color
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 9, 2018 CONTACT: Wenona Wolf, Communication and Development Manager wwolf@kidsforward.net | 608.284.0580 x 304 MADISON, WI – The racial disproportionality of youth of color who have contact with the juvenile justice system in Wisconsin...
Stabilizing the Affordable Care Act Requires Defending It, Not Just a Reinsurance Plan
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is under continued attack from the Trump administration, and the latest assault threatens coverage of preexisting conditions and the viability of the subsidized health insurance Marketplace—unless states intervene to protect their residents.
Wisconsin’s Tradition of Welcoming Refugees Under Attack
Wisconsin has a long history of welcoming people from around the globe who are fleeing war or persecution, a tradition that is put at risk by actions taken by President Trump’s administration to severely limit the number of refugees the country will accept.
2018 KIDS COUNT® Data Book
According to the 2018 KIDS COUNT® Data Book, released by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, Wisconsin is ranked 12th overall in child well-being. Despite its relatively high ranking, Wisconsin could be doing a lot more to give every child in the state the opportunity to...
Who’s Paying for the Trump Administration’s Non-Stop Sabotage of the ACA?
President Trump recently declared “Obamacare dead,” yet despite numerous attacks from his administration and opponents in Congress, the Affordable Care Act keeps on ticking. It seems Trump can’t kill the ACA, but he is making it more and more expensive.
Sabotage Watch: Proposed Changes to the Affordable Care Act Insurance Marketplace Will Harm Many Wisconsinites
Written by Jon Peacock, Research Director and William Parke-Sutherland, Health Policy Outreach Coordinator PDF of this report During the past year, Congress and the Trump administration have tried multiple times to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. Those...
2018 KIDS COUNT® Data Book: Wisconsin Ranks High But Could Be Doing A Lot More for Kids
Written by Ken Taylor, ED/CEO The 2018 KIDS COUNT® Data Book was released yesterday by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. For nearly 30 years, the Data Book has provided an annual, comprehensive look at the well-being of children in Wisconsin and across the nation....
The Affordable Care Act Marketplace is Especially Important in Rural Wisconsin
The subsidized health insurance Marketplace established by the Affordable Care Act (ACA) continues to be important for people across our state, but especially so for those in rural areas.
Beyond Borders
A Series on the Diversity of Immigrants and Refugees in Wisconsin
Wisconsin has been shaped by successive waves of newcomers seeking refuge, opportunity, and a place to call home. Our immigration and refugee series explores the significance and diversity of the immigrant narrative in shaping the past, present, and future of Wisconsin.
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