Board of Directors
Our initial Board is
Don Hopps, Lynn Allen and Carol Friends. We have several other people we will ask once we get up and going and they can see what we are doing.
Lynn and Carol have been introduced as staffers. Don is a long-time Seattle area activist and is currently the Consulting Director at the Institute for Washington's Future.
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Public sector cuts are holding back economic recovery in Washington (Friday February 3, 2012 - Washington Policy Watch)
The latest economic forecast for Washington state, issued by Washington’s soon-to-be-former Chief Economist Arun Raha, shows we may be beginning to d..
Weekend Reading 2/3/12 (Friday February 3, 2012 - The Daily Score blog - Sightline Daily)
Eric dP: My top recommendation this week is the Boston Globe's first-rate photo essay on the global coal industry . I got some laughs from Local Brew..
Research shows paid family leave not only better for families and workers – it's better for business too (Friday February 3, 2012 - Washington Policy Watch)
Several states have adopted paid family leave policies as an important protection for the economic security of working families. After New Jersey imp..
Video: Economist Jared Bernstein Explains Capital Gains Taxes (Thursday February 2, 2012 - schmudget)
Looking for a quick explanation of national capital gains tax policy? The video below features Economist Jared Bernstein, former Chief Economist and ..
On the ground: What life is like at minimum wage in Washington (Thursday February 2, 2012 - Washington Policy Watch)
When you earn minimum wage, this is a serious pay cut. Despite sound economic research showing that good base wages have positive effects on business..
New Bill Would Enhance Tax Break Accountability (Thursday February 2, 2012 - schmudget)
A new bipartisan bill was introduced this morning that would apply renewal dates to more than 300 special tax breaks that are on books in our state.&..
The latest economic forecast for Washington state, issued by Washington’s soon-to-be-former Chief Economist Arun Raha, shows we may be beginning to d..
Weekend Reading 2/3/12 (Friday February 3, 2012 - The Daily Score blog - Sightline Daily)
Eric dP: My top recommendation this week is the Boston Globe's first-rate photo essay on the global coal industry . I got some laughs from Local Brew..
Research shows paid family leave not only better for families and workers – it's better for business too (Friday February 3, 2012 - Washington Policy Watch)
Several states have adopted paid family leave policies as an important protection for the economic security of working families. After New Jersey imp..
Video: Economist Jared Bernstein Explains Capital Gains Taxes (Thursday February 2, 2012 - schmudget)
Looking for a quick explanation of national capital gains tax policy? The video below features Economist Jared Bernstein, former Chief Economist and ..
On the ground: What life is like at minimum wage in Washington (Thursday February 2, 2012 - Washington Policy Watch)
When you earn minimum wage, this is a serious pay cut. Despite sound economic research showing that good base wages have positive effects on business..
New Bill Would Enhance Tax Break Accountability (Thursday February 2, 2012 - schmudget)
A new bipartisan bill was introduced this morning that would apply renewal dates to more than 300 special tax breaks that are on books in our state.&..
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