States are seeing enormous budget shortfalls because of the coronavirus pandemic, and the consequences for teachers and other public school employees could be dire.
Webinar Series #1 we will read and discuss The Deficit Myth by Stephanie Kelton.
“Now, the rest is up to us because we are responsible for each other and to each other.
We are responsible to the future, and not to Chase Manhattan Bank.”
Ashley Burke explains how housing organizers and community activists can use the MMT framework as one tool to make their dream a reality.
Research on the role of civil lawsuits in reducing foodborne illness outbreaks suggests that fears of excessive litigation are unwarranted.
Emergency relief for renters across America may protect them from the threat of eviction during the coronavirus crisis – but it won’t last for long.
Without changes, Americans may experience a level of economic instability and homelessness not seen since the Great Depression.
As 2020 sputters to an end, we are turning our sights to the year ahead. Join our guest, Fadhel Kaboub, as he talks about what deserves our attention in the coming months. From complementary currencies to the Biden appointments to global economics, bring your questions and expect a lively discussion.
