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Timothy Smeeding, director of the Institute for Research on Poverty at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, contends that targeted and effective efforts are needed to ...
HuffPo
Politicians aren’t looking to curb spending by looking to billionaires like Warren Buffett, Wendy Fontaine says. Instead “[t]hey are looking to people ...
school lunch
Because House Republicans included cuts to a provision that coordinates essential nutrition assistance with other safety net programs, 280,000 children would no ...
Poor house
The greatest generation of America's last century survived the Great Depression, fought and defeated global tyranny, built the great American middle class, and so ...
Voices for America's Children
House committees propose huge cuts to health services, food assistance and other child programs.
Spotlight
The term “financial crisis” has been heard a lot in recent years, whether in the context of the economically disastrous events following the collapse of ...
Half in Ten
April 17, 2012 The Real Hunger Games
The Senate held a much-publicized vote on the “Buffett Rule,” a basic measure of fairness that would ensure millionaires don’t pay a lower tax rate ...
Capitol HIll
The House Republican budget was presented on March 20 by Chairman Paul Ryan.  Here are some reactions and analyses from our friends in the field, explaining what ...
HufPost
Jodie Levin-Epstein reacts to a new report from Brookings that asserts that the lack of opportunity in 21st century America is largely driven by the failure of ...
NWLC
Check out this awesome brand new infographic from the National Women's Law Center comparing tax cuts for millionaires to supports for children and families.
Spotlight on Poverty & Opportunity
In the latest commentary for Spotlight, contributor Kristin S. Seefeldt discusses her recent study, which focuses on the experiences of single, African ...