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President @EndPovertyCA | Former campaign policy wonk | @StanfordLaw and @StanfordEd alum | Views are my own
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Why every Alabama family should understand special needs trusts (SNT)

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By Devon Gray, Strategic Forces Lead
| Birmingham Business Journal Verified
Planning for long-term care or supporting a loved one with a disability can feel overwhelming, especially when navigating complex rules about Medicaid, Social Security, and asset protection. Many Alabama families believe they must “spend down” everything they own before qualifying for government benefits, but that’s not the whole story. Pooled special needs trusts are powerful tools that can protect benefits, preserve dignity, and offer peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
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End Poverty in California Launches New Campaign to Uplift Worker Voices

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By Devon Gray, Greg kaufmann
| Spotlight on Poverty and Opportunity
End Poverty in California Launches New Campaign to Uplift Worker Voices In the wake of last year’s election, many politicians, particularly on the Democratic side, are looking for better ways to connect with working-class voters. End Poverty in California has launched a new effort designed to bring the voices of working-class individuals to the forefront of policy making.
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Why Won’t the Federal Government Reimburse People Whose Food Stamps are Stolen?

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By Devon Gray
| The Nation Verified
Society / January 22, 2025 Why Won’t the Federal Government Reimburse People Whose Food Stamps are Stolen? The disastrous consequences for working-class families. Ad Policy A sign on the door of a Walgreens refrigerator in Queens, New York.
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