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The Washington Center for Equitable Growth is a nonprofit, nonpartisan economic policy organization that connects economic evidence and policy to promote shared prosperity and growth.
We fund and conduct research on what drives growth and who shares in it, then put that evidence in front of the people writing policy.
When the evidence is clear about how inequality shapes the economy, policymakers can choose what actually works — for wages, for families and for long-term growth.
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In honor of #Pride 🏳️🌈, we dig into our archives and examine LGBTQ+ Black Pride.
Earl D. Fowlkes Jr. says this is an opportunity to “call attention to three important and interrelated areas of equity: economic equity, social equity, and health equity.”
LGBTQ+ Black Pride: More than a celebration
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Equitable Growth Visiting Fellow @jleibenluft writes in Foreign Affairs on what a worker-centred industrial policy needs next.
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New on our channel: what the evidence says about who shares in growth — and what policymakers can do about it.
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