Multnomah County’s universal basic income experiment worked, until the money ran out

by Ty Davison | Nov 22, 2024 | News & Commentary

Multnomah County’s universal basic income experiment worked, until the money ran out – oregonlive.com: In 2021, she became one of 100 Black mothers and caregivers who received monthly checks of $500 or more from Multnomah County’s Mother’s...

Oregon school report card mixed, with enrollment drop continuing

by Ty Davison | Nov 21, 2024 | News & Commentary

Oregon school report card mixed, with enrollment drop continuing: The Oregon Department of Education on Thursday released its annual statewide report card, providing a glimpse into the state’s public school system for the 2023-24 school year. It shows that...

Oregon Department of Education offers schools guidance on limiting student cell phone use

by Ty Davison | Nov 3, 2024 | News & Commentary

Oregon Department of Education offers schools guidance on limiting student cell phone use • Oregon Capital Chronicle: A growing body of research and teacher surveys shows student cell phone use in schools is hindering more than helping the school experience. In...

‘Electable you:’ A political powerhouse, Emerge Oregon, trains women Democrats to run for office

by Ty Davison | Oct 28, 2024 | News & Commentary

‘Electable you:’ A political powerhouse, Emerge Oregon, trains women Democrats to run for office  • Oregon Capital Chronicle: Emerge Oregon, the premiere training organization for Democratic women in the state along with Vote Run Lead, which...

Measure 118 overreaches, but does contain some ‘concepts of a plan’ for improving our tax system

by Ty Davison | Oct 8, 2024 | News & Commentary

Measure 118 overreaches, but does contain some ‘concepts of a plan’ for improving our tax system • Oregon Capital Chronicle: It also bolsters the argument that this is a step toward establishing a “universal basic income” or UBI, by which...