September 2020
Updates from the August 24 State-Tribal Relations Committee Meeting
On August 24, the State-Tribal Relations Committee (STRC) met virtually for the last time of this interim to discuss a variety of topics. As a...
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On August 24, the State-Tribal Relations Committee (STRC) met virtually for the last time of this interim to discuss a variety of topics. As a...
Read moreA is for Abacus. In January, the Montana Budget & Policy Center became the KIDS COUNT grantee for Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota....
Read moreMBPC is excited to announce that registration is now open for the 2020 State-Tribal Symposium: Advancing Investments in Indian Country. This free...
Read moreThere are almost 229,000 children under 18 that call Montana home. Data from a new Census Bureau survey shows that Montana families with children are...
Read moreThe Revenue Interim Committee and their subcommittee studying Montana’s state and local tax system (HJ 35) met this week, showing some positive...
Read moreThis spring, millions of Americans automatically received Economic Impact Payments (EIP) to help relieve the hardships caused by the coronavirus...
Read moreMontana children will have access to a supplemental nutrition program that will help address food insecurity caused by the sudden closure of schools...
Read moreThe Annie E. Casey Foundation released the 31st edition of the KIDS COUNT Data Book on June 22, the first edition since Montana Budget & Policy...
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