Center on Poverty & Social Policy (CPSP)
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Producing actionable research at the intersection of poverty and social policy @Columbia University
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Care workers support our kids, elders, and other vulnerable family members. The federal gov't can and should shape the care economy, an example of a broken market.
In her new brief, Suzanne Kahn argues for a national, industrial strategy for care. rooseveltinstitute.org/publications/i…
The latest Poverty Tracker from Robin Hood Center on Poverty & Social Policy (CPSP) reveals insights about the economic well-being of Asian Americans in NYC, including nearly 1-in-4 Asian New Yorkers living in poverty, almost 2x the rate of white New Yorkers.
🔗 Read more: robinhood.org/reports/povert…
#babybonds in action!
Harlem Children's Zone is launching a #babybonds initiative to address the racial wealth gap by giving thousands of students in Harlem $10K to be invested until they turn 25 and used for wealth-building purposes like a house down payment. nytimes.com/2024/05/09/nyr…
The results are in! #DirectFile saved taxpayers time and $ this tax season, with users reporting overwhelming satisfaction with the tool. Check out what users are saying in our new survey ⬇️
This week's IRP seminar (Thurs 5/2): Jess Calarco of UW-Madison Sociology discusses her new book, 'Holding It Together: How Women Became America’s Safety Net.' . 12:15–1:30pm 8417 Sewell Social Sciences, UW–Madison. More info: irp.wisc.edu/2024-spring-ir…
Despite child poverty ⬇️, racial & ethnic child poverty gaps ↔️ remain. CPSP w/ Institute for Child, Youth & Family Policy diversitydatakids finds safety net does most for White children & least for Latino children who face barriers to eligibility & access. bit.ly/3xxifWX
Robin Hood is shedding light on poverty by uncovering gender disparities that exist in NYC. Our latest Poverty Tracker portrait found Black & Latina women are disproportionately affected, with higher rates of low-wage employment. Read more: robinhood.org/reports/povert… #FightPoverty
Don't miss this virtual panel hosted by the Mary E. Walsh Center for Thriving Children at Boston College Lynch School on April 16th! Explore how to help children thrive amidst today's uncertainties-from pandemic impacts to technology evolution.
Click here to register: bit.ly/4aguJQM
This week, on the #SpeakingOfKids podcast we sit down w/ the incredible Megan Curran & Sophie Collyer from Center on Poverty & Social Policy (CPSP) to talk about why the US needs the #ChildTaxCredit & unpacking the economic contradictions that place a burden on families. Stream it at firstfocus.org/podcast
RIGHT NOW 📢 Robin Hood CEO Richard Buery, Jr. speaking with The Brian Lehrer Show and A Daily Politics Podcast unpacking the startling findings from this year's annual Poverty Tracker report which shows that between 2021 and 2022, poverty in NYC grew from 1.5 million to 2 million. #FightPoverty
When bipartisan support for #childcare stabilization dried up federally, 11 states and DC took steps to shore up their own child care sectors. A new report from @tcfdotorg details how: bit.ly/42vCKi9 Rebecca Gale Julie Kashen
This week’s IRP webinar (Thurs 2/8): Christina Gibson-Davis Christina Gibson-Davis of Sanford School of Public Policy on 'Net Worth Poverty and Child and Adult Well-Being.” Find out what net worth poverty is, and how it relates to poverty related to income. 12:15–1:30pm 8417 Sewell Soc. Sciences, UW-Madison.