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For an ESPC perspective on the Wyoming policy scene, click here
ESPC executive director Dan Neal offers insights, analysis and comment.
Read or listen to the latest stories from Public News Service-WY here.
Workers see decline in employer-provided health insurance... click here to read more.
The State of Working Wyoming
Wyoming relies heavily on revenues from taxes on minerals. They’ve paid for many of the state services provided Wyoming residents. This June 2010 report offers a 5-point plan for assuring the ability of the state to provide those services well into the future. … click here to read more.
The Wyoming LAP* Book
(*Legislative Accountability Project)
Information on the 2010 session’s key bills, votes, and legislators’ campaign contributions...click here to read more.
2010 State of Working Wyoming
The Equality State Policy Center’s 2010 State of Working Wyoming provides information on family economic self-sufficiency and the state’s significant gender wage gap. It also looks at Wyoming’s dependence on mineral revenues and the link between state spending and jobs for Wyoming’s people. Read more...
Op-Ed: Wyoming’s Finances: Five Points to Improve Stability
Step Up for Kids 2010
Starting the ball rolling
Ty Wilson, Youth of the Year for the Boys
and Girls Club, speaks at the 2009 Casper
Step Up for Kids Event
"This year we’d like to have events in all 23 counties," lead organizer Deanna Frey of the Wyoming Children's Action Alliance said.
There's a website where you can get a look at what happened last year. Go here.
Posted May 26, 2010 5:47 PM
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