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The MassINC staff is composed of dedicated researchers, journalists, media experts, pollsters, co-ops, and interns. These individuals strive to achieve their collective vision of public policies that can forge pathways to opportunity. To learn more about them, visit our staff page here.
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New MPG Poll: Worcester-area residents back fare-free buses
70% want to see the program extended for a 5th year; riders say they will ride less if fares return
March 22, 2024
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Gateway Cities Journal: First take—Gov. Healey’s economic development bill
The Gateway Cities Journal
March 15, 2024
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MassINC Matters: The January/February Round-Up
The latest from our research, journalism, and polling
February 27, 2024
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Gateway Cities Journal: New Bedford’s leadership on housing is a model for Gateway Cities
The Gateway Cities Journal
February 15, 2024
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In Pursuit of Greatness
Bold Strategies to Grow a Strong and Diverse Educator Workforce
February 5, 2024
- Despite strong growth in the number of teachers of color hired in Massachusetts, student diversity has increased faster, leading to a larger gap in representation that will continue to grow if left unaddressed
- Closing gaps in college access through Early College programs, adopting multiple approaches to licensure, and launching apprenticeship programs would strengthen pathways for teachers of color
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Gateway Cities Journal: It’s cold outside, but things are heating up fast on Beacon Hill
The Gateway Cities Journal
January 26, 2024
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Gateway City mayors show collective support on several bills
January 26, 2024
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Gateway Cities Journal: Sec. Augustus hits stride with new plans and policies to combat the housing crisis
The Gateway Cities Journal
January 16, 2024
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