Wisconsin Budget Project’s Top Ten Blog Posts of 2011

by Kids Forward | December 27, 2011

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There have been scads of interesting and important stories over the past year relating to the Wisconsin budget and the effects of budget changes on the state’s families. The Wisconsin Budget Project has blogged about many of those stories, and in today’s blog post it provides a list of and links to the project’s 10 most popular posts in 2011.

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Promoting Racial Equity: A Central and Essential Theme of the Governor’s Budget

by Kids Forward | Apr 16, 2021

Download as PDF Introduction The events of the past year have made the deep, longstanding racial disparities in our nation much more obvious. The COVID-19 pandemic and the current recession have not only shined a light on those disparities, but have also made them...

The Governor’s Proposed Budget for K-12 Education Increases Support for Public Schools and Promotes Racial Equity

by Kids Forward | Apr 6, 2021

Governor Evers has proposed a budget that significantly increases aid for Wisconsin’s public schools, targets additional resources at identified needs, promotes racial equity, and limits the amount of public money that goes to private schools. The budget includes a...

In Governor’s Budget, Tax Cuts Go Mostly to People with Lowest Incomes

by Tamarine Cornelius | Apr 5, 2021

Governor Evers’ proposed budget includes changes that would reshape Wisconsin’s tax code to give less of an advantage to wealthy and powerful interests, by reining in wasteful tax breaks for the rich and redirecting some of the benefits to the middle class and people...

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Promoting Racial Equity: A Central and Essential Theme of the Governor’s Budget

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Promoting Racial Equity: A Central and Essential Theme of the Governor’s Budget

The Governor’s Proposed Budget for K-12 Education Increases Support for Public Schools and Promotes Racial Equity

In Governor’s Budget, Tax Cuts Go Mostly to People with Lowest Incomes

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