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Laura Pryor

@l_pryor

*Research Director at @CalBudgetCenter focused on early learning and care đź“‹
*Oakland Resident 🌳
*Lifelong Californian 🌄

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Thanks CalMatters for reporting on our Women's Well-Being Index & amplifying the regional and racial disparities experienced by women in CA. Take a look at @lynnlaa's reporting to see the key Women's Well-Being Index indicators spotlighted in today's CalMatter's Newsletter!

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If you’re a woman in California, some of the best places to live include Bay Area counties like Marin, San Mateo and Alameda. Up north, however, in Del Norte, Trinity and Lassen, women are faring much worse. cal.news/4ebEpOv 📝 Lynn La 📸 Miguel Gutierrez Jr.

If you’re a woman in California, some of the best places to live include Bay Area counties like Marin, San Mateo and Alameda. Up north, however, in Del Norte, Trinity and Lassen, women are faring much worse. cal.news/4ebEpOv

📝 <a href="/lynnlaaa/">Lynn La</a> 
📸 <a href="/mgutierrezjr/">Miguel Gutierrez Jr.</a>
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🗞️The latest Census data on poverty & income dropped today! See the California Budget & Policy Center's CA-specific analysis below, unpacking the racial disparities & troubling poverty trends in our state. We also highlight clear policy solutions to address this alarming trend.

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If the federal Child Tax Credit had been in place last year, the child poverty rate would have been dramatically lower, researchers find.

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Thanks EdSource for highlighting California Budget & Policy Center's poverty analysis & pointing out that alongside higher poverty rates, Black & Latinx Californians are disproportionately represented in the number of K-12 students experiencing homelessness in CA. edsource.org/?page_id=718838

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“What it means is that California does actually have the resources that it could invest in programs that cut poverty, through taxation, creating a more fair tax system,” - Alissa Thanks capitalandmain.bsky.social for noting California Budget & Policy Center's latest poverty analysis & solutions

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California must address declining trends in prenatal care, mental health, and economic support to improve health and economic security for women — especially those from marginalized communities. Systemic reforms are critical for change.

California must address declining trends in prenatal care, mental health, and economic support to improve health and economic security for women — especially those from marginalized communities. 

Systemic reforms are critical for change.
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UI benefits are a lifeline for workers, helping them pay rent, buy food, and support their families while searching for new jobs. But low benefits and exclusions undermine its effectiveness. ⚡️Read more in our latest report with National Employment Law Project. calbudgetcenter.org/resources/revi…

UI benefits are a lifeline for workers, helping them pay rent, buy food, and support their families while searching for new jobs.

But low benefits and exclusions undermine its effectiveness.

⚡️Read more in our latest report with <a href="/NelpNews/">National Employment Law Project</a>.
calbudgetcenter.org/resources/revi…
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On this #LatinaEqualPayDay, sharing the latest from California Budget & Policy Center showing that it will take until the year 2153 for CA Latinas to close the wage gap. Policymakers must do more to reverse current trends to ensure that Latinas reach pay equity well within a lifetime

On this #LatinaEqualPayDay, sharing the latest from <a href="/CalBudgetCenter/">California Budget & Policy Center</a> showing that it will take until the year 2153 for CA Latinas to close the wage gap. 

Policymakers must do more to reverse current trends to ensure that Latinas reach pay equity well within a lifetime
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Wowwwwww: A new report released today by California Budget & Policy Center reveals that California holds the nation's worst wage gap between Latinas and white men. calbudgetcenter.org/resources/wage…

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NEW: California Passed Prop. 1: What’s Next for Behavioral Health System Reform? We provide an overview of the opportunities and challenges ahead in our latest report. ⚡ Read more from Monica Davalos and Adriana Ramos-Yamamoto. calbudgetcenter.org/resources/cali…

NEW: California Passed Prop. 1: What’s Next for Behavioral Health System Reform?

We provide an overview of the opportunities and challenges ahead in our latest report.

⚡ Read more from <a href="/mmdavalos/">Monica Davalos</a> and <a href="/RamosYamamoto/">Adriana Ramos-Yamamoto</a>.
calbudgetcenter.org/resources/cali…
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Truly an honor to receive this award and get to chat with the Capitol Weekly and share just a little bit about who I am and what I care about❣️capitolweekly.net/rising-stars-h…

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This year, California became the first state in the nation to expand comprehensive Medi-Cal coverage to all eligible Californians, regardless of immigration status. How can policymakers continue to improve health for Californians? ⚡ We share more. calbudgetcenter.org/resources/cali…

This year, California became the first state in the nation to expand comprehensive Medi-Cal coverage to all eligible Californians, regardless of immigration status.

How can policymakers continue to improve health for Californians?

⚡ We share more.
calbudgetcenter.org/resources/cali…
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Undocumented Californians are paying $8.5B/year in state and local taxes, yet they remain excluded from critical public programs. H/t to ITEP for the tax estimates. Read more in my new fact sheet. calbudgetcenter.org/resources/cali…