Click on the image to read the press release.
We create tools for expanding our vibrant democracy, securing our freedom, and achieving economic justice in Pennsylvania.
PPC welcomes our new executive director Felicity A. Williams!
Find all the resources you need to understand the Governor's proposed 2026–2027 PA Budget and its implications.
here
THE LATEST FROM OUR BLOG
Statement on Increasing the Minimum Wage in FY 2027 Budget
Statement on Increasing the Minimum Wage in FY 2027 Budget
Who Pays for Pennsylvania Schools?
Who Pays for Pennsylvania Schools?
Statement: SCOTUS Voting Rights Decision
Statement: SCOTUS Voting Rights Decision
Know The
Issues
Sign up to receive email information from PPC
Pennsylvania Policy Center addresses a range of pressing issues through innovative public policy initiatives aimed at fostering equity, sustainability, and the ability of all Pennsylvanians to thrive.
Here, you can learn about the issues we focus on, including:
RECENT SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS
We are grateful for @SenatorHaywood's leadership and for the ever-growing coalition of workers, advocates, faith leaders, and elected officials who are standing together to call on the state Senate to do their job - finally raise PA’s minimum wage!
Senate Democrats urge passage of minimum wage legislation leading into budget deadline • Pennsylv...
Senate Democrats are emphasizing dignity for workers in their push for an increase in Pennsylvania’s minimum wage.
penncapital-star.com
Join us on Thursday, June 18th, at 1PM, when we'll share updates about #PABudget negotiations and hear from leaders in efforts to advocate for crucial investments in education, public transportation, and environmental protection -- and how YOU can help win these funding battles.
Reply on Twitter 2065131167473365481
Retweet on Twitter 2065131167473365481
0
Like on Twitter 2065131167473365481
0
Twitter
2065131167473365481
“These investments are making a tangible difference for kids in buildings across the entire state,” said Susan Spicka, a public schools advocate.
What Pa. budget plan would do to close the $4.5B school funding gap
Advocates say new state aid is helping Pennsylvania schools offer full-day kindergarten, shrink class sizes and strengthen math and literacy programs.
www.ydr.com