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Testimony

Testimony on House Bill 1, Committee Substitute

Testimony given in the House Health and Family Services Committee on February 20, 2020. Chairwoman Moser, members of the committee,...

Dustin Pugel | February 24, 2020

Analysis

House Bill 1 Still Focuses on Punitive Measures that Take Assistance Away

The new version of House Bill 1 introduced in committee today, like the original proposal, contains a number of misguided and punitive measures that create barriers to assistance for Kentuckians...

Dustin Pugel | February 20, 2020

Op-Ed

SB 1 Will Worsen Racial Disparities in Kentucky

Each time it passes new legislation, Kentucky’s General Assembly has an opportunity to address barriers faced by Kentuckians of color and promote policies that allow all of us to thrive,...

Anna Baumann | February 14, 2020

Analysis

Bill Capping Insulin Prices Would Help Many Thousands of Kentuckians With Diabetes

House Bill 12 is a much-needed bill to help reduce insulin costs for some of the 442,500 Kentuckians with diabetes. Under the bill, cost sharing for insulin could not exceed...

Dustin Pugel | February 13, 2020

Analysis

House Bill 1 Proposes Costly and Unworkable Barriers to Well-Being

House Bill 1 (HB 1) would make sweeping changes to the way we provide medical, food and income assistance to Kentuckians with very low incomes. The bill as introduced adds...

Dustin Pugel | February 6, 2020

Analysis

Child Care Assistance Is a Great Investment for Kentucky, but Remains Inadequate

The most active and critical years for children’s physical, cognitive and social development are ages zero to three, so high-quality early child care settings are central to preparing the commonwealth’s...

Dustin Pugel | January 22, 2020

Analysis

Harsh Measure Threatens Kentucky’s Families and Finances

A new harmful and costly immigration proposal – Senate Bill 1 (SB 1) – would create an impractical mandate for most public agencies in Kentucky to participate in federal immigration...

Anna Baumann and Jessica Klein | January 8, 2020

Analysis

With Proposed Barriers to Medicaid Gone, Kentucky Should Pursue Other Ways to Support Kentuckians’ Health

When all Kentuckians are able to meet basic needs and be healthy, they are equipped to contribute to their communities. Thanks to Governor Beshear’s recent withdrawal of a waiver proposal...

Jessica Klein | December 19, 2019

Op-Ed

Sign-on Letter: A Thriving Community Requires a Strong Safety Net

Safety net programs like Medicaid, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) fill gaps in access to food, financial support and medical care across...

admin | December 2, 2019

Op-Ed

Thankful for SNAP’s Role in Kentucky

Food brings us together and creates the conditions to be healthy and happy. As we give thanks this season, let’s ensure all Kentuckians can put food on the table with...

Dustin Pugel | November 25, 2019

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Economic Security News

1 New Census Data Suggests Power of Federal Pandemic Aid for Kentuckians

Kentucky Rate of Uninsured Improved After Special Pandemic Era Protections2

2 How Inflation Is Impacting Common Grocery Prices in Kentucky

3 “We Keep Getting Hit:” Flooded Kentucky Grows Weary After Another Natural Disaster

4 Diaper and Menstrual Product Taxes Worsen Inequity. Some Council Members Want to Pressure the State to End Them

5 House Bill 4: Changes to Unemployment Insurance Go Into Effect in 2023

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The Experts

House Budget Plan Includes Largest Ever Cut to Federal Food Assistance  

Jessica Klein

What the U.S. House Plan to Cut Medicaid Would Mean for Kentucky

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