The Badger Institute hosted a roundtable discussion on work, poverty and the use of federal safety nets to promote self-reliance. Panelists included Angela Rachidi, former deputy commissioner for New York City Department of Social Services from 2007-2015 and now is a Rowe Scholar in poverty studies at the American Enterprise Institute and author of the Badger Institute report “Wisconsin’s Missing Rung;” Michael Luckey, research assistant for Rep. Mike Rohrakaste and former director of the Wisconsin Interagency Council on Homelessness; Aldira Aldape, Community Engagement Director for Americans For Prosperity Wisconsin.
TRENDING:
- How to overcome Wisconsin’s income tax competitiveness problem
- Billions in private donor support for students could be ‘largest investment in education ever’ in America
- Is 5.9 million acres of government-owned land enough?
- On Janesville’s November ballot: an ‘anti-development’ question
- Wisconsin kids, teachers in public schools deserve restored standards
- Transportation policy for the way Wisconsinites actually want to travel
- Having two parents matters; so does data
- Do Madison’s schools underperform Milwaukee’s? Let’s talk about it.


