Publications

2026

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How the U.S. Child Tax Credit has benefited children over time: Historical trends in eligibility, poverty, and income inequality

Sophie Collyer

Megan Curran

David Harris

Christopher Yera

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Rent stabilization in New York City: Who does it serve, how does it improve affordability, and where does it fall short?

Schulyer Ross

Daniel Salgado

Ryan Vinh

Sophie Collyer

Yajun Jia

Christopher Wimer

Public comment on Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) information collection

Megan Curran

Rebecca Ortiz

Universal child care as anti-poverty policy: Assessing the potential impacts of universal 2-K and 3-K

Sophie Marie Collyer

Christopher Wimer

Ryan Vinh

Danielle Wilson

Spotlight on: Child care hardship among NYC parents

Schuyler Ross

Sophie Collyer

Yajun Jia

Christopher Wimer

Toward a childcare inclusive poverty measure

Christopher Wimer

Danielle Wilson

Jiwan Lee

Jane Waldfogel

Sarah Bohn

Ryan Vinh

Eunho Cha

Robert Paul Hartley

Spending response to the expanded Child Tax Credit: An analysis using United States Consumer Expenditure Survey data

Jake Schild

Sophie Collyer

Thesia Garner

Neeraj Kushal

Jiwan Lee

Jane Waldfogel

Christopher Wimer

Testimony to the New York City Rent Guidelines Board: May 2026

Schuyler Ross

Ryan Vinh

Daniel Salgado

Sophie Collyer

The benefits and costs of a Connecticut Child Tax Credit

Public comment on the discontinuation of the Food Security Supplement in the Current Population Survey

Megan Curran

A guide to interpreting recent developments to poverty measures in the United States

Christopher Wimer

David Johnson

Timothy Smeeding

Annual Report Cover; shows scissors cutting a credit card and an arrow going up

The State of Poverty and Disadvantage in New York City, vol. 8

Poverty Tracker Research Group

SNAP recipients in New York City and the consequences of federal cuts to SNAP

Christopher Yera

Sophie Collyer

The role of government benefits in reducing housing cost burdens, 2009 – 2022

Danielle Wilson

Whitney Airgood-Obycki

Christopher T. Wimer

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Testimony on Connecticut’s state Child Tax Credit proposal

Megan Curran

Sophie Collyer

Ryan Vinh

Christopher Wimer

Intergenerational mobility in education: Evidence from the Future of Families and Child Wellbeing Study

Tia Dickerson

Hye-Min Jung

Jane Waldfogel

What predicts disconnection at age 22, and what experiences are protective?: Evidence from the Future of Families and Child Wellbeing Study

Tia Dickerson

Hye-Min Jung

Jane Waldfogel

The impact of COVID-19 Economic Impact Payments on material hardship at age 22: Preliminary estimates from the Future of Families and Child Wellbeing Study

Christal Hamilton

Megan Curran

Jane Waldfogel

Sophie Collyer

Eunha Kim

Christopher Wimer

Tia M. Dickerson

Sources of financial support at age 22: Evidence from the Future of Families and Child Wellbeing Study

Christal Hamilton

Megan Curran

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How many New Yorkers will be pushed into poverty by federal cuts to the SNAP program?

Christopher Wimer

Marina Gorzig

Childcare hardship in NYC: Preliminary findings from the Poverty Tracker

Schuyler Ross

Sophie Collyer

Yajun Jia

Christopher Wimer

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Data snapshot: Exiting and falling back into poverty

Christopher Yera

Sophie Collyer

Yajun Jia

Schuyler Ross

Graphic of circles with images in it, highlighting SNAP and other needs like education, housing, and more

Why stability is so hard to maintain: Stories of economic peaks and valleys

Vicki Lens

Lily Bushman-Copp

Caterina Pisciotta

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A benefit-cost analysis of child care subsidy expansions: The New York State case

Robert Paul Hartley

Irwin Garfinkel

Elizabeth Ananat

Sophie Collyer

Buyi Wang

Christopher Wimer

2025

Public comment on U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services proposed rulemaking on public charge

Christopher Wimer

Megan Curran

Sophie Collyer

Antipoverty effects of Washington DC CTC and EITC expansions

Why the design of a larger Child Tax Credit matters for inequality among children

Christopher Yera

Anastasia Koutavas

Sophie Collyer

Megan Curran

David Harris

Jane Waldfogel

Christopher Wimer

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Job loss and recovery among mothers during the COVID-19 pandemic

Eunho Cha

Jeanne Brooks-Gunn

Kathryn Neckerman

Jane Waldfogel

Parental job loss during COVID-19 and effects on children’s behavioral health

Eunho Cha

Jeanne Brooks-Gunn

Kathryn Neckerman

Jane Waldfogel

FOOD BUDGET infographic with icons representing money, shopping cart and dining.

Spotlight on: Food budget shortfalls in New York City

Ryan Vinh

Sophie Collyer

Yajun Jia

Vicki Lens

Schuyler Ross

Traci Schwinn

Christopher Wimer

Christopher Yera

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Publications

2026

How the U.S. Child Tax Credit has benefited children over time: Historical trends in eligibility, poverty, and income inequality

Rent stabilization in New York City: Who does it serve, how does it improve affordability, and where does it fall short?

Public comment on Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) information collection

Universal child care as anti-poverty policy: Assessing the potential impacts of universal 2-K and 3-K

Spotlight on: Child care hardship among NYC parents

Toward a childcare inclusive poverty measure

Spending response to the expanded Child Tax Credit: An analysis using United States Consumer Expenditure Survey data

Testimony to the New York City Rent Guidelines Board: May 2026

The benefits and costs of a Connecticut Child Tax Credit

Public comment on the discontinuation of the Food Security Supplement in the Current Population Survey

A guide to interpreting recent developments to poverty measures in the United States

The State of Poverty and Disadvantage in New York City, vol. 8

SNAP recipients in New York City and the consequences of federal cuts to SNAP

The role of government benefits in reducing housing cost burdens, 2009 – 2022

Testimony on Connecticut’s state Child Tax Credit proposal

Intergenerational mobility in education: Evidence from the Future of Families and Child Wellbeing Study

What predicts disconnection at age 22, and what experiences are protective?: Evidence from the Future of Families and Child Wellbeing Study

The impact of COVID-19 Economic Impact Payments on material hardship at age 22: Preliminary estimates from the Future of Families and Child Wellbeing Study

Sources of financial support at age 22: Evidence from the Future of Families and Child Wellbeing Study

How many New Yorkers will be pushed into poverty by federal cuts to the SNAP program?

Childcare hardship in NYC: Preliminary findings from the Poverty Tracker

Data snapshot: Exiting and falling back into poverty

Why stability is so hard to maintain: Stories of economic peaks and valleys

A benefit-cost analysis of child care subsidy expansions: The New York State case

2025

Public comment on U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services proposed rulemaking on public charge

Antipoverty effects of Washington DC CTC and EITC expansions

Why the design of a larger Child Tax Credit matters for inequality among children

Job loss and recovery among mothers during the COVID-19 pandemic

Parental job loss during COVID-19 and effects on children’s behavioral health

Spotlight on: Food budget shortfalls in New York City

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