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@bellpolicy has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in October 2023. The social media accounts linked to from @bellpolicy are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • YouTube • Email • Threads • X • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, bellpolicy has populated their site with: • Group pushes for tax hike for richest Coloradans while cutting taxes for most • Proponents Make Final Push To Get Graduated-Income-Tax on Ballot • Colorado graduated income tax proponents rally canvassers ahead of petition deadline | Colorado Newsline • Graduated Income Tax Petition Signing & Rally • Bell Policy Center (@BellPolicy) / X • A Graduated Income Tax Would Work for Colorado - The Bell Policy Center • 25th Anniversary • The Bell Policy Center • 70. Learn: What is the Graduated Income Tax proposal in Colorado? An Explainer For Normal People! • Mapped: the 35 cities where anti-ICE protests have erupted across the US • Opinion: Colorado governor missed his chance to act decisively to protect renters and working families • Republicans Use 'Able-Bodied Adults,' Like They Did 'Welfare Queens,' To Demonize People Who Need Help • In The Know: 2025 State Budget • Rename T.A.B.O.R. • Join the Bell's Email List • New Research, Expert Analysis, Advocacy Information • In The Know: Earned Wage Access Loans Are a New Twist on an Old Idea • Tax Contributions of Undocumented Immigrants • The Bell Policy Center (@bellpolicy) • Instagram photos and videos • Initiative 195, a ballot measure targeting those earning $500K+, gathering signatures | Western Colorado | gjsentinel.com • Coloradans have few protections with buy now, pay later loans • The Bell Policy Center | LinkedIn • Growing Wealth Inequality in Colorado - The Bell Policy Center • The Bell Supports Proposition HH: Property Tax Relief That Helps Schools • The Taxpayer's Bill of Rights stirs growing impatience | Colorado Newsline • Support The Bell Policy Center on Colorado Gives 365 • Before You Sign: Proposed Ballot Questions Explained - The Bell Policy Center • Opinion: What happens now that Prop. HH has failed? A few tough options remain. • Raising Colorado: The untold costs of a broken childcare system • Bell 2023 Year-End Celebration • It’s a wrap: Our Take on the 2026 Legislative Session - The Bell Policy Center • IN THE KNOW: STATE RESERVES • 101 bills that passed and failed in Colorado’s legislature this year that you need to know about - The Colorado Sun • What’s at stake in Colorado’s special legislative session • How does Colorado protect consumers from bad actors? - The Bell Policy Center • Support Economic Mobility for Every Coloradan • 2026 Legislative Wrap-Up Event - The Bell Policy Center • Don't Be Fooled: Initiative 50 is not the answer • What is Debrucing? Get The Facts - The Bell Policy Center • State Tax Watch 2024 • Legislative Wrap Up Happy Hour • America's Rental Housing 2024 • Webinar Registration - Zoom • Colorado: Who Pays? 7th Edition • Colorado debates regulations on 'earned-wage access' paycheck advances • Want free college tuition in Colorado? Your family’s income could qualify you. • One moment, please... • How to apply for the Colorado universal preschool program in 2024 • Housing Affordability in Colorado Under Shifting Federal Policy - The Bell Policy Center • For Too Many With Mental Illness, Incarceration is the Default • In The Know: The Colorado Child Care Assistance Program (CCCAP) • Responding to Crime in Colorado: A Focus on Economic Mobility and Community- Based Solutions • Colorado needs a graduated income tax because we can’t rely on Washington anymore (Opinion) – The Denver Post • www.bellpolicy.org • Bipartisan K-12 Funding Report • Q&A with the Bell's New Board Chair Sadé Cooper - The Bell Policy Center • What constitutes a living wage?: A guide to using EPI’s Family Budget Calculator • Colorado child care centers, counties scramble as feds say they are freezing funds for poorest families • Racial Equity Study | Colorado General Assembly • Opinion: TABOR is the real drag on Colorado’s budget woes, not Medicaid - The Colorado Sun • Small Businesses in Washington Support State-Facilitated Retirement Savings Program • Colorado borrowers access loans even with state caps on interest rates • In The Know: Douglas County Value Reduction • Colorado Treasurer: The real fix for Colorado's budget woes isn't austerity. Tax the rich and oil and gas. (Opinion) • bit.ly • Colorado’s repeated state budget deficits reason we need graduated income tax • Meet Our 2023-24 Fellows • Bell Policy Center | ColoradoGives.org • Colorado Democrats want to use TABOR refund money to fight child poverty, help care workers with new credits • Rural Health Care in Colorado Will Suffer as a result of H.R. 1 - The Bell Policy Center • The West Steps: Could a $1500 Tax Credit Make a Difference for the Caring Economy? • 2025 Ballot Guide - The Bell Policy Center • Studies show Colorado property taxes are “extremely low.” So why do they feel so high? • The teacher pay penalty reached a record high in 2024: Three decades of leaving public school teachers behind | Economic Policy Institute • Caring Workforce Primer • Colorado Democrats say property tax relief is coming. There’s no money in the state budget to pay for it. • Research Intern Wanted • Video Conferencing, Web Conferencing, Webinars, Screen Sharing • Future of Work for Older Coloradans • Inflation has turned Washington state’s property tax cap into a county budget-killer • A Graduated Income Tax Would Work for Colorado • Understanding the three 'acts' of political influence | CRONIN & LOEVY • Colorado groups propose income tax hike on rich Coloradans for ballot • Initiative 50: The Return of the Negative Factor • Tough Choices in the 2025 Special Session • Editorial: Coloradans’ property taxes won’t skyrocket now or in the future, thanks to compromise • The rise of Denver • The Bill Bash- Celebrating the Passage of SB24-053 • Denver West Forum • 2024 Colorado Ballot Guide -- English and Spanish! • Colorado task force looking for long-term property tax solutions close to finalizing recommendations • How do we get Colorado students to pursue higher education and work in state? | Colorado Public Radio • Poverty Data Shows Who Would Benefit From a Child Tax Credit • 2024 Budget Inadequacies • What’s Working: Nearly 55,000 Coloradans now have a retirement account after law went into effect • Job Opportunities • Property Taxes: Threats vs. Solutions • Saved by the Bell Social - Ballot Guide Review • www.bizjournals.com • Affluent Denver suburb accused of bullying disabled homeless guests at Motel 6 • A Fairer Way to Cut Property Taxes • Fellowships • Private equity moves into Colo. child care - Boulder Weekly • Caregivers' Mental Health • Support Bell Policy Center on ColoradoGives.org • Bell Policy Center's End of Year Celebration 2024 • Test your Colorado policy (and schmolicy) knowledge! • Metro Denver renters pay $136 extra each month when landlords use rent-setting software, report says • Op-Ed: Tightening the budget will have real-life dire consequences for Coloradans • Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: From Surviving to Thriving: Building a blueprint for equity-focused housing initiatives in Colorado's rural resort communities. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. • Jeffco Housing Issues and Solutions • Top State And Local Tax Policies Of 2024: Midyear Report - Law360 Tax Authority • Progress on Financial Empowerment in Colorado • Colorado is the fifth most expensive state for child care. Advocates launch a campaign for why a collective approach is needed. • Webinar: Challenges and Solutions Around Jeffco's Housing Crunch • What does Initiative 50 on the Colorado ballot really mean? | KRDO • Private interests are using ballot measures to influence state laws. It’s worrying lawmakers. • Northern Colorado and Eastern Plains • Does Colorado really need another special session on property taxes? • Southern Colorado and Southeastern Colorado • Denver Metro East Candidate Forum • Western Colorado Candidate Forum • In-person: Bell Policy Center Ballot Guide Review Event • Webinar: Bell Policy Center Online Ballot Guide Review • Cilfton childcare desert now an oasis • The Leaders Making Colorado a National Model for Consumer Protections - Gill Foundation • 2024 Colorado Ballot Guide • Webinar: The Equity Implications and Promise of State Land Use Solutions on Affordable Housing. • Colorado’s new tax credits could be worth more than $3,000 for some families. Here’s when — and how • copolicy.org • Group launches ballot initiative to fund public schools by taxing wealthy Michiganders • Michigan Advance • Joint Judiciary Committee • Tax Day Rally • Reducing Federal Support for Medicaid Expansion Would Shift Costs to States • 5 Key Facts about Medicaid Program Integrity | KFF • Opinion: Funding freeze in Colorado child care assistance program is opportunity for state to recommit, reimagine system • CCHI x Bell Legislative Wrap Up (in-person) • CCHI x Bell Legislative Wrap Up (Virtual) • Renee Ferrufino, Author at The Colorado Sun • Early Childhood Education