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When Disaster Strikes, Disaster SNAP Helps Feed Kentuckians

In addition to the extreme emotional and physical toll recent flooding took on the people of eastern Kentucky, the disaster caused...

Jessica Klein | August 23, 2022

Doctor and patient

Analysis

The Economic Implications of an Abortion Ban in Kentucky

The Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision overturned Roe v. Wade and ended federal protections for abortion access. The “trigger law” passed by the Kentucky legislature in 2019 makes nearly all abortion...

Ashley Spalding and Dustin Pugel | July 6, 2022

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For Kentuckians Facing Hunger, This Summer Brings a Triple Threat

If you’ve gone grocery shopping in Kentucky lately, you saw prices in every aisle that were likely the highest you’ve ever seen. For those of us raising kids, summer is...

Dustin Pugel | June 21, 2022

Spending cash in store

Analysis

Lost SNAP Benefits Due to SJR 150 Likely Growing to at Least $350 Million

Recent news that the U.S. Department for Health and Human Services (HHS) will extend the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE) past July means Kentuckians with Medicaid will continue to have...

Dustin Pugel | May 18, 2022

KYians losing food assistance Reporting requirement

Analysis

Senate Version of HB 7 Still Makes It Harder to Get and Keep Food and Medical Assistance, Particularly for Working Families

Although substantially changed, the newest Senate version of House Bill 7 (HB 7) still puts up numerous paperwork barriers to food and medical assistance for Kentucky families and workers. HB...

Jessica Klein and Dustin Pugel | March 29, 2022

County Map Kentuckians Covered by Medicaid

Analysis

HB 7 Will Cost $255 Million from Kentucky’s Budget and Harm the State’s Economy

House Bill 7 (HB 7) would introduce many new barriers to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Medicaid, resulting in tens to hundreds of thousands of fewer Kentuckians receiving...

Dustin Pugel | March 23, 2022

KYians losing food assistance Reporting requirement

Analysis

New Version of HB 7 Still Makes Food and Medical Assistance Much Harder to Get and Keep

Although substantially changed in committee last week, House Bill 7 (HB 7) still puts up numerous barriers to food and medical assistance for Kentucky families and workers. To Kentucky’s safety...

Dustin Pugel and Jessica Klein | March 22, 2022

mother and child

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This Legislative Session Threatens to Lower the Quality of Life in the Commonwealth

Every year, the General Assembly proposes a host of bills ostensibly aimed at improving Kentuckians’ quality of life. Though it’s always telling to ask “whose quality of life,” this year’s...

Dustin Pugel | March 21, 2022

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Analysis

Who Would Lose Food Assistance Under HB 7’s New Eligibility Tripwires?

Among its many tripwires and cuts to health care and food assistance, House Bill 7 (HB 7) would get rid of a highly efficient and effective policy for getting food...

Jessica Klein | March 15, 2022

PE Coverage in KY March 2020 January 2022

Analysis

HB 7 Puts New, Costly Barriers in Front of Kentuckians Seeking Food and Medical Help

House Bill 7 (HB 7) would implement several harsh measures making it harder to get and keep food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and medical assistance through...

Dustin Pugel and Jessica Klein | March 3, 2022

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Economic Security News

1 New Census Data Shows Slight Improvement in 2024 Poverty and Incomes In Kentucky, But Recent Federal Budget Law Threatens to Move State Backward 

New Census Data Shows Slight Improvement in 2024 Poverty and Incomes In Kentucky

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

3 How Inflation Is Impacting Common Grocery Prices in Kentucky

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

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

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The General Assembly Missed an Opportunity to Address Hunger in Kentucky

Jessica Klein

A 2022 State Law Slashed Unemployment Insurance, Now Kentuckians Are Running Out of Benefits

Dustin Pugel

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