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CommonWealth Magazine
Millionaire surtax: What’s the split between education, transportation?
Evan Horowitz, director of Tisch College’s cSPA, is quoted about how to spend the revenue generated from the recently adopted “Millionaires Tax,” saying the split between education and transportation doesn’t need to stick to rigid formulas.
The Washington Post
What the Senate Ticketmaster hearing tells us about young voters
Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg, director of CIRCLE, is quoted on the consistency and power of youth voters and how, “they’re also sort of following their votes to say, ‘Now that we voted for you, we’re gonna keep you really accountable. You need to partner with us.’”
The Boston Globe
New tax on high incomes could generate at least $1.4 billion next year, state officials project
Evan Horowitz of cSPA, is quoted from a Massachusetts legislative hearing on how to spend revenue generated from the recently adopted “Millionaires Tax.”
Worcester Business Journal
Economist: Millionaires tax unlikely to cause high-earners to leave Mass.
Data from cSPA on the tax revenue that could be lost due to high-earner families relocating or restructuring assets in response to Massachusetts’ adoption of the “Millionaires Tax” is referenced in this article, which appears in two additional outlets.
Jumbo Giving Tree
Tufts Athletics ended their 2022 season by giving back to local families in Medford.
Bloomberg via MSN
Young Republicans Lament Lost Ground With Gen Z, Millennial Vote
This article references research from Tisch College’s CIRCLE on youth voter support for Democrats in the 2022 midterms.
Christian Science Monitor
Civics in the shadow of Capitol Hill: Letter from a D.C. high school
A common challenge discussed by educators examining curriculum is how to "include wide perspectives without compromising rigor," says Noorya Hayat, a senior researcher at CIRCLE.
Ms. Magazine