For too long, outdated poverty measures have masked the real costs families face. Our True Cost of Economic Security (TCES) measure redefines how we think about economic need and security, placing a renewed emphasis on the real-life experiences of U.S. families today.

Our True Cost of Economic Security measure tells us that 52% of Americans are economically insecure, and for families with kids, that number rises to 58%. For these Americans, economic security is unattainable. Learn more at bit.ly/45ZTnXg

What does it truly cost for children to thrive, not just survive, in today's economy? Our webinar tackles this crucial question. Join us Tuesday, September 16 as we bring together experts to discuss how the True Cost of Economic Security (TCES) measure can be utilized to

In Ohio, it takes $100K+ a year for a family to thrive, yet 45% of families don’t have enough. The True Cost of Economic Security (TCES) offers a clearer picture than outdated poverty measures and a roadmap for county leaders to act. Read full op-ed at bit.ly/46qybJv

This Friday: Jennifer J. Austin and the National True Cost of Living Coalition will join Rep. Gwen Moore's signature event at @cbcfinc’s Annual Legislative Conference! “Not for Sistah’s Only: THE BIG 3M…Money, Mental Health & Moore” will spotlight how economic security and mental health shape the lives of Black

ICYMI: The National True Cost of Living Coalition returned to Washington, D.C. for Rep. Gwen Moore's signature panel, "Not for Sistah’s Only: THE BIG 3M…Money, Mental Health & Moore" at the 54th annual Congressional Black Caucus legislative conference. Our esteemed panel explored how economic security,