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Good jobs, worker rights, smart training, and opportunity for all.
Policy Matters Ohio, a non-profit policy research institute, creates a more vibrant, equitable, sustainable and inclusive Ohio through research, strategic communications, coalition building and policy advocacy.
By Tanisha Pruitt, PhD (she/her) and Cassie Mohr
Ohio’s students deserve a world-class education, including safe and well-resourced schools that are staffed with teachers who are well trained and fairly paid. read more
By Michael Shields (he/him) and Jazmine Amoako (she/her) | Bryce Springfield (he/him)
Our analysis is evidence-based. Our research is data-driven. Our values inform policies that work for everyone.
Posted December 01, 2023
Posted November 18, 2023
Ohio needs a property-tax circuit breaker
Posted November 14, 2023
Tax credits for workers & families
Posted November 09, 2023
Are you still covered by Ohio Medicaid? Check to be sure.
Posted 11/06/23 by Kathryn Poe (they/them) in Health & Health Equity
The many cliffs of American health care
Posted 10/06/23 by Kathryn Poe (they/them) in Health & Health Equity
Revisiting ARPA: Ohio’s public schools still have federal funds to use but time is running out
Posted 09/28/23 by Tanisha Pruitt, PhD (she/her) in Education & Training
Posted 09/15/23 by Michael Shields (he/him) in Work & Wages
Good jobs, worker rights, smart training, and opportunity for all.
Adequate and fair taxes to support the schools, neighborhoods, communities, and infrastructure we all need.
Investments in transit, renewable energy, conservation and other smart solutions that create jobs and support communities.
Reasonable regulations to help families earn and save, build assets, and create a better future for themselves and their children.
Since 2000, Policy Matters has helped make Ohio a better place to live, work and raise a family. We’ve accomplished a lot, and we’ve got plenty more to do.
Ohioans with ongoing access to healthcare due to retention of Medicaid expansion.
of Ohio’s lowest-wage workers get a raise each year because the minimum wage increases with inflation.
spending on Ohio public schools.
working families will continue receiving Federal Earned Income Tax Credits.
Ohioans with ongoing access to healthcare due to retention of Medicaid expansion.
spending on Ohio public schools.
working families will continue receiving Federal Earned Income Tax Credits.
of Ohio’s lowest-wage workers get a raise each year because the minimum wage increases with inflation.
We're ready for the fight of our lives, and we couldn't do it without you. Together let's build an Ohio that works for everyone, not just the 1%.
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