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“Advocates and state agency directors pitched recommendations to Mississippi lawmakers Tuesday on how to prioritize legislative funds for the health and well-being of women, children and families during the upcoming legislative session.
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“Funding for a program that helps millions of women and children with neonatal care and nutrition could soon run out as the federal government plunges deeper into a shutdown, according to Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought.
Here's How Cuts to Head Start Could Impact You Even if You Don't Have Kids
"Last week, news broke that the Trump administration intends to propose zeroing out Head Start in the upcoming budget. While many people's immediate concern is rightfully for the hundreds of thousands of children and families whose lives would be upended, attacks on programs that exclusively serve low-income Americans are a popular tactic because that population votes at low rates.
In a Shift, More Republicans Want Government Investment in Children
“Democrats have long looked to the government to support their families through public programs and spending. Increasingly, Republicans want the same.
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Walz’s $12B, 4-year education budget includes tax credits
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Report highlights trends in child care costs, poverty, diversity for children
