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In case you missed it...this week the Voices for Human Needs blog continues to roll out our three-part series on what the controversial Project 2025 would mean for human needs programs -- this week, we examine what it means for the Census Bureau and for public health, including Medicaid and Medicare. (If you missed part one of the series, you can read it here.) Meanwhile, if you know of colleagues, friends, family members or others who you think should subscribe to the weekly Voices blog summary, please encourage them to do so here.

This week on the blog...

What Project 2025 has in store for the Census Bureau
August 28
Politicizing the Census Bureau. Adding a citizenship question to the decennial Census. Weaponizing and politicizing data collection. Undermining decennial Census and American Community Survey questions. These are only some of the things Project 2025 has in store for the Census Bureau if its radical agenda has its way. READ MORE ?

Project 2025 and public health: A grim prognosis
August 30
Millions of Medicaid and Medicare recipients will be harmed. Newly won prescription drug negotiations will be stopped and costs will once again spiral, as will the cost of vaccinations. And in part by causing untold damage to the Environmental Protection Agency, millions more will suffer adverse health effects. During a recent webinar, three experts with the Center on American Progress (CAP) discussed the potential impact Project 2025 would have on health policy. Their diagnosis: not good. READ MORE ?

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