Erica Williams
Areas of Expertise: Federal-State Issues, State Budget and Tax, State Economies
Erica Williams is a Senior Policy Analyst with the State Fiscal Project. Since joining the Center in 2009, her work has focused on cuts to state services, tax and spending limits and other anti-tax threats, EITC developments, and trends in poverty. She also provides assistance to state groups.
Prior to joining the Center, Williams worked as a Study Director at the Institute for Women’s Policy Research, where she researched a variety of issues of concern to women including equal pay, job training and education, early care and education, Social Security, and civic engagement.
Williams holds a B.A. in Sociology and Spanish Studies from Santa Clara University and an M.A. in International Policy from the Monterey Institute of International Studies.
Recent Reports
- Strengthening State Fiscal Policies for a Stronger Economy
- ALEC Tax and Budget Proposals Would Slash Public Services and Jeopardize Economic Growth
- Florida’s Amendment 3 Would Cut Funds for Schools, Health Care, Roads, and Other Services
- Without A State Income Tax, Other Taxes Are Higher
- State Budget Cuts in the New Fiscal Year Are Unnecessarily Harmful
