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AUSTIN — Today, Texas organizations in the Cover Texas Now coalition praised the US House of Representatives for proposing a permanent and comprehensive solution to
AUSTIN — In the latest push for Medicaid Expansion in the 12 straggling states, nearly 200 advocacy organizations, representing constituencies across the states that have
AUSTIN – Every Texan and its staff union, Every Texan United, proudly announce the ratification of their first union contract. Every Texan United is a
Every Texan is pleased to be the recipient of a generous grant as part of Albertsons, Tom Thumb, and Randalls Foundation’s Nourishing Neighbors Program. The
Following an announcement from Texas House Democrats, Every Texan issued the following statement: Every Texan stands in solidarity with Texas House Democrats who today are
The 87th Texas Regular Legislative Session took place in an environment like no other in recent memory. At a time when Texans needed relief from
The population of Texas children continues to grow, but we are still not adequately meeting the needs of our children and families. Texas is ranked
This blog was co-authored by Every Texan Chief Executive Officer Marisa Bono and Legislative & Policy Director Luis Figueroa. With the legislative session over, we’re
Over 1 million Texans are currently receiving unemployment insurance benefits, which have been critical for them and their families, and for starts to get back
On April 16, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced that the January 15 fast-track approval of a 10-year extension to Texas’ Medicaid
At Every Texan, we join with the LGBTQ community and allies in opposing harmful legislation targeting the LGBTQ Texans. We oppose these relentless efforts to
The newest COVID-19 relief law, the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), offers Texas a “bonus payment” over a two-year period, if Texas accepts federal funds
