Kansas Center for Economic Growth’s infographic summarizes the price paid for Kansas’ unaffordable and unprecedented tax cuts.

Ten River’s Food Web’s infographic highlights key responses from Oregon farmers about what makes their farm successful.

Kansas Center for Economic Growth’s infographic represents 2014 Kansas SNAP cuts.

In Kansas 12,400 veterans and 51,000 elderly and disabled are among the 317,000 whose benefits will be cut November 1st. The federal SNAP benefit cut will make it even harder for families to put food on the table. More than 80 percent of SNAP households have monthly income below the federal poverty line ($19,500 a year for a family of three), and more than 40 percent live in deep poverty, with income below half of the poverty line.

Kansas Center for Economic Growth’s infographic represents 2014 Kansas Education Cuts. A report released in 2014 shows Kansas’ public schools are struggling with crowded classrooms, fewer teachers and other challenges after seeing their state funding cut repeatedly since the recession in 2009.

Oregon Center for Public Policy’s infographic highlights a graphic view of poverty in Oregon: in 2012, nearly one in four Oregon children (23 percent) lived in poverty; in 2007, prior to the start of the recession, Oregon’s child poverty rate (16.9 percent) trailed the national average; and starting in 2008 and continuing through 2012, Oregon’s child poverty rate has been no different than the national average.

Oregon Center for Public Policy’s infographic focuses on employers stealing wages from hard working employees.

Kansas Center for Economic Growth’s infographic explains how Kansas communities are struggling to fund vital local programs and services because of reduced financial support from the state, according to a new report from the Kansas Center for Economic Growth.

Oregon Center for Public Policy’s infographic was designed to explain how “Basic Health” could fill a big gap in Oregon health coverage.

Kansas Center for Economic Growth’s infographic focuses on expanding Medicaid. In Kansas, there’s been a lot of debate about our economy and the best approach to growing jobs, increasing revenue and bringing prosperity to the state. The good news is there’s an opportunity at our doorstep to invest in hardworking Kansans and our economy that’s a decidedly pro-growth policy choice: Medicaid expansion.

Kansas Center for Economic Growth’s infographic explains how trying to copy the “Lone Star” state leaves Kansans struggling.