Federal Policy

Gráfica Informativa: La Casa Nó Gana Siempre

May 16, 2013

— Maz

La vivienda, el comienzo del "Sueño Americano" es la forma más grande de la riqueza privada sostenida por familias a lo largo de los Estados Unidos. Esta Gráfica informativa dibuja la atención a la intersección de la vivienda tanto como un derecho humano reconocido globalmente asi como una comodidad en un mercado existente global controlado por los mas ricos.

INFOGRAPHIC: The House Doesn't Always Win

May 3, 2013

— Maz

Housing, a cornerstone of the "American Dream," is the largest form of privately wealth held by families across the United States. This infographic draws attention to the intersection of housing as both a globally-recognized human right and as a commodity in a global stock market controlled by the wealthy.

Tax Day and the Road Ahead

April 15, 2013

— ts

Looking ahead on the tax front, the House, Senate and President have all put forward budgets. All sides are doing their best to appear willing to compromise, but before a unified budget is passed, House Republicans, Senate Democrats and the Administration will all have to agree on the specifics. In other words, it’s unlikely that anything will happen soon.

Webinar: Using Film in Your Economic Justice Campaigns

February 12, 2013

— Michael Young

This webinar explores how to effectively integrate film into economic fairness campaigns. How do social issue documentary films do more than just raise awareness? How can you leverage the story in a documentary film to advance your efforts? How can you effectively rally local audiences around your cause once the lights come up? WATCH NOW.

Estate Tax Teleconference - December 2012

December 11, 2012