Mass Deportation Is an Economic Threat to All Maryland Workers
Maryland’s economy depends on the labor of immigrant and U.S.-born workers alike, woven together across restaurants, construction sites, hospitals, farms, and warehouses throughout the state.
Work Requirements Won’t Fix Maryland’s Housing Crisis — They’ll Deepen It
Nearly 60,000 Marylanders — including almost 29,000 children — could lose the rental assistance that keeps a roof over their heads under a proposed federal
Annual KIDS COUNT® Data Book Reinforces the Importance of Policies That Improve Children’s Well-Being
The release of the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s 2026 KIDS COUNT® Data Book offers a clear window into how Maryland’s children and families are faring. With an
Policymakers Must Put Feeding Families Ahead of Politics
Unless something changes within the next few days, more than 690,000 Marylanders will suddenly be unable to put enough food on the table starting Nov.
Maryland Families Are More Financially Secure, Data Show, But Federal Actions Threaten Progress
Maryland’s children and families have seen areas of significant economic progress and lingering educational challenges since 2019, the year prior to the start of the