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Webinar Presenting Non-Partisan, Independent Analyses of Michigan’s 2022 Proposed Constitutional Amendments

...all matters related to pregnancy. On Wednesday, October 5 Research Council staff presented a webinar in partnership with MIRS News, to summarize the Research Council’s analyses of

Webinar

October 5, 2022

Rhonda B. Parker

Rhonda Blakesleay Parker joined the Citizens Research Council of Michigan in 2025 as Vice President of Development. She brings more than 15 years of experience in nonprofit

Staff

January 6, 2024
Rhonda Blakesleay Parker

$11B Could Fix A Lot of Budget Problems

...cut it from your budget. Permission to reprint this blog post in whole or in part is hereby granted, provided that the Citizens Research Council of Michigan

Council Briefs

September 30, 2021
Tags ARPA, state budget, State Finances

In one Michigan worker, a microcosm of workforce issues

...are falling through the cracks of workforce development, a new report from the Citizens Research Council of Michigan finds. Among the key findings in the report, “Overcoming

Council Briefs

January 29, 2020
Tags workforce development

Despite New Scholarships, Michigan College Enrollment is Still Falling

...Four-Year Universities by Institutional Type Source: Citizens Research Council calculations based on Michigan Department of Education, MI School Data, College Enrollment Destination. Annual figures reflect the number

Council Briefs

May 2, 2024
Tags College Scholarships, Community Colleges, Educational Attainment, Tuition, universities

For low-income workers, sometimes the hardest part of the job is getting there

...to live. Public transportation is unreliable and uncoordinated. And auto insurance rates can be astronomically high, especially in the Metro Detroit area. A new report by the

Council Briefs

February 11, 2020
Tags Michigan, workforce

The Federal Infrastructure Act Will Help Fix Michigan

...in the next five years. Permission to reprint this blog post in whole or in part is hereby granted, provided that the Citizens Research Council of Michigan

Council Briefs

December 1, 2021
Tags broadband, electric vehicles, IIJA, infrastructure, transportation, water and wastewater management, water systems

Outline of the Michigan Tax System – 2021

...facility exemption certificates.  These and other tax policy changes are incorporated in this 37th edition of the Citizen Research Council of Michigan’s Outline of the Michigan Tax System.  For decades, the Tax Outline has been

Publication

May 17, 2021

Online Forum – Meeting Youth Mental Health Needs in Midland Schools

...and other social factors coupled with uncertainties about care seeking also create barriers for youth in need of behavioral health services. The Citizens Research Council of Michigan’s

Event

August 20, 2021

Addressing Anti-Asian Bias is an Important Part of Covid Recovery

...communities, exacerbating challenges experienced by AAPI citizens (a broad, heterogenous classification). Disaggregated data reveals that certain groups within the AAPI community have experienced numerous health disparities, such

Council Briefs

July 13, 2021
Tags AAPI, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Hate Crimes, Health Disparities, Public Health
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