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Understanding Proposition 36

Why Prop. 36 Fails Californians: Escalating Costs, Deepening Disparities, and Ineffective Solutions

Ballot Propositions

The 2024-25 California State Budget Explained

We highlight key components of the June budget package and examine how it protects — or misses opportunities to enhance — services that aim to improve the well-being of Californians.

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First Look: Understanding the Governor’s 2024-25 May Revision

The First Look report outlines key pieces of the May Revision to the 2024-25 California budget proposal.

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State Preschool Enrollment & Opportunity to Serve More California Families

Despite California's efforts to expand preschool access, many children, particularly those from low-income families and children of color, are missing out on these crucial early learning opportunities.

Child Care & Preschool

What Does the Budget Shortfall Mean for California?

A guide for state leaders and advocates navigating the 2024-25 state budg

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Early Learning & Care: Building Opportunity for California Families

California's early learning and care system can be improved by expanding access to affordable and reliable programs that meet families' needs.

Child Care & Preschool

Supporting Students Requires Investments Beyond the Classroom

The diversity of California’s students is an invaluable asset that enables our communities to thrive. State leaders have a responsibility to ensure all students have the opportunity to learn and achieve their goals. Yet, many California students of color face persistent challenges. To address these challenges, Governor Newsom’s “Equity Multiplier” proposal would increase funding to …

First Look: Understanding the Governor’s 2023-24 May Revision

Governor Gavin Newsom released the May Revision to his proposed 2023-24 California state budget on May 12, projecting a $31.5 billion shortfall, up from a projected $22.5 billion shortfall in January.

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