Lindsay Koshgarian is the Program Director of the National Priorities Project, where she oversees NationalPriorities.org. Lindsay’s work on the federal budget includes analysis of the federal budget process and politics, military spending, and specifically how federal budget choices for different spending priorities and taxation interact. A particular area of focus is how a decades-long policy of outsized military budgets has eroded political will to invest in opportunity and human potential through greater federal support of education, health care, infrastructure and more.

Prior to joining NPP in 2014, Lindsay was a researcher at the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute, where she conducted state and regional economic development studies. She got her start as an organizer for Planned Parenthood in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. She holds a Master of Public Policy from UCLA and a BA in Physics from the University of Pennsylvania.

Latest

Tax Plans Pave the Way for Massive Cuts to Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security

The increased national debt gives the perfect political cover for cutting social programs.

The GOP Is Using ‘Tax Reform’ to Gut American Health Care

Tax cuts for the wealthiest 1 percent alone could fund coverage for 12 million Americans.

As Harmful Spending Policies Loom, IPS Teams Up with Federal Budget Experts

The National Priorities Project is joining the Institute for Policy Studies to fight for a budget that prioritizes people over profit.

Program Director

National Priorities Project

Email this expert

    Costs of War, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid Budgets, Federal Budget, Federal Budget Process and Politics, Federal Spending, Inequality, Militarism and Law Enforcement, Military Spending, Participatory Budgeting, Tax Policy

    Evening News

    KPFA | February 24, 2024

    US Military’s Clean Energy Initiatives

    Eurasia Review | February 9, 2024

    Reducing the Threat of Nuclear War 2024

    Pressenza | January 10, 2024

    MintPress News

    Mintpress News | August 10, 2023

    More...