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Menstrual equity law in Conn requires schools to put tampons and pads in boys restrooms

Menstrual equity law in Conn requires schools to put tampons and pads in boys restrooms
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Why do CT schools have to put tampons in boys bathrooms?

Why do CT schools have to put tampons in boys bathrooms?
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New bill would modernize federal poverty line make aid more accessible / Public News Service

The U.S. House of Representatives is considering a new bill that would modernize the Federal Poverty Line, which hasn t been substantially updated since the 1960s. Many aid programs such as CalFresh, Head Start and Medi-Cal are pegged to the FPL - and raising the maximum people can make would help millions more low-income families qualify for aid. .

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Home heating aid program in MA keeps families safe warm / Public News Service

Winter is coming, and the annual statewide campaign to inform Massachusetts residents about available heating assistance is underway. Advocates for the program said the eligibility requirements are broad to ensure no family has to make the decision between keeping their house warm or covering other basic needs. Jeanne Costa, a resident of New Bedford, said heating assistance allowed her elderly mother to remain in her home as she aged. .

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MA baby bonds expanded tax credits aim to end racial wealth divide / Public News Service

Legislation introduced in Massachusetts aims to reduce the racial wealth gap by creating a statewide "Baby Bonds" program. It is a publicly-funded, pooled trust fund for newborn children in low-income households without inherited wealth or opportunities to build it. Deb Goldberg, state treasurer, said the child can access the funds once they turn 18 to help them go to college, start a business or even buy a home. .

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