Reports, briefs and other resources.
Beyond the Ticket
Helping Hawaiʻi's Families
Food is Medicine
Policy in Perspective 2024
Rethinking Roads
Homes Without Residents: Exploring an Empty Homes Tax for Honolulu
Hawaiʻi Budget Primer 2024–25
Concentrating Wealth
Freedom to Walk
Preserving Hawaiʻi
Equity on the Menu
The High Cost of Low Wages
Funding Hawaiʻi’s Future
Policy in Perspective 2023
Hawai‘i’s Budget in Brief: Fiscal Biennium 2024–2025
Keeping Hawaiʻi Housed
Investing in our Future: A Keiki Credit for Hawai‘i
Closing the Capital Gains Loophole
Hawaiʻi SNAP
Policy in Perspective 2022
Eviction Prevention Through Hawaiʻi's Tenant-Landlord Mediation Program
Budget Primer 2022–23
Feed Our Keiki; Support Our Schools; Help Our Farmers
Hawaiʻi Children’s Budget 2022
Refunding Hawaiʻi
Tax Credits as Tools to Advance Prosperity
Building a Housing Market for Hawaiʻi’s Working Families
Health and Care for People Experiencing Homelessness
The Health and Housing Connection
Policy in Perspective 2021
Data Justice: About Us, By Us, For Us
Healing Hawaiʻi’s Economy
The Case for a New Economy
Hawaiʻi’s State Budget 2020
Farm to Family
Hawaiʻi Wages and Household Costs Chartbook
Hawaiʻi COVID-19 Response
Hawaiʻi’s Earned Income Tax Credit: Next Steps
Feeding Our Kupuna
Recession in Review
The Effects of Boosting Hawaiʻi’s Minimum Wage
A Public Investment
Priced Out of Paradise
Hawaiʻi Budget Primer
Hawaiʻi Vacation Rentals: Impact on Housing & Hawaiʻi’s Economy
Hawaiʻi School Breakfast Scorecard: School Year 2015–2016
Struggling to Make Ends Meet: The Need for a Working Family Credit
The State of Poverty in Hawaiʻi 2016
Financial Struggles Facing Working Families in Hawaiʻi
Creating a State Earned Income Tax Credit
Hawaiʻi’s Affordable Housing Crisis
Helping Make Ends Meet: SNAP and the EITC in Hawaiʻi
Accessory Dwelling Units: Expanding Affordable Housing Options in Hawaiʻi
Reimagining Housing in Hawaiʻi
Creating a Fairer State Tax System and Economy for All Families
Gambling with Paradise
Hawaiian Hope
The State of Poverty in Hawaiʻi 2012
Broken Promises, Shattered Lives
Is Hawaiʻi a Good Parent?
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