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2025

2023 Working age adults poverty rates in historical perspective

Ryan Vinh

Christopher Wimer

Sophie Collyer

Sofia Giorgianni

2023 Child poverty rates in historical perspective

Ryan Vinh

Christopher Wimer

Sophie Collyer

Sofia Giorgianni

2023 Older adults’ poverty rates in historical perspective

Ryan Vinh

Christopher Wimer

Sophie Collyer

Sofia Giorgianni

Children left behind by the H.R.1 Child Tax Credit

Sophie Collyer

Christopher Yera

Megan Curran

David Harris

Christopher Wimer

The economic costs of cutting SNAP: Every $1 in SNAP cuts to families with children costs society $14 to $20

Anastasia Koutavas

Buyi Wang

Irwin Garfinkel

Elizabeth Ananat

Sophie Collyer

Megan Curran

Robert Paul Hartley

Christopher Wimer

Book Cover with title on it and a scale with money on one side and a family on the other.

Child benefits: A smart investment for America's future

Jane Waldfogel

Testimony to the New York City Rent Guidelines Board: June 2025

Schuyler Ross

Ryan Vinh

Anastasia Koutavas

Sally Ma

Sophie Collyer

Poverty at age 30 across birth cohorts: Changing returns to education and employment

Sophie Collyer

Yajun Jia

Marybeth Mattingly

Christopher Wimer

The benefits and costs of paid parental leave in the United States

Buyi Wang

Meredith Slopen

Irwin Garfinkel

Elizabeth Ananat

Sophie Collyer

Robert Paul Hartley

Anastasia Koutavas

Christopher Wimer

Financial wellbeing at age 22: Evidence from the Future of Families and Child Wellbeing Study

Hye-Min Jung

Megan Curran

Jane Waldfogel

What are the potential poverty effects of revoking the 2021 Thrifty Food Plan adjustment to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)?

Anastasia Koutavas

Sophie Collyer

Megan Curran

The tie between wages and material hardship: Evidence from the Poverty Tracker

Sophie Collyer

Irwin Garfinkel

Sally Ma

Julien O Teitler

Young adult health and mental health at age 22

Tia Dickerson

Hye-Min Jung

Jane Waldfogel

Young adults’ poverty at age 22

Hye-Min Jung

Megan Curran

Jane Waldfogel

New estimates of the number of United States citizen and legal permanent resident children who may lose eligibility for the Child Tax Credit

Matthew Lisiecki

Danielle Wilson

Dolores Acevedo-Garcia

Sophie Collyer

Megan Curran

Joe Hughes

Emma Sifre

Christopher Wimer

children holding hands as the portrait on the dollar sign

Assessing the potential impacts of refundable state Child Tax Credit designs on child poverty

Ryan Vinh

Danielle Wilson

Sophie Collyer

Megan Curran

Christopher Wimer

Building blocks with the words "Earned Income Tax Credit"

Retooling the childless EITC to better support young adults

Lynneah Brown

Sophie Collyer

Megan Curran

Anastasia Koutavas

Jiwan Lee

Alexander Lundrigan

Danielle Wilson

Christopher Wimer

Policy memo icon over New York State map

Investing in New York’s future: The long-term benefits of child poverty reduction policies

Irwin Garfinkel

Elizabeth Ananat

Sophie Collyer

Robert Paul Hartley

Anastasia Koutavas

Buyi Wang

Christopher Wimer

Young adults’ living arrangements at age 22: Evidence from the Future of Families and Child Wellbeing Study

Hye-Min Jung

Megan Curran

Jane Waldfogel

2023 Young adult poverty rates in historical perspective

Ryan Vinh

Christopher Wimer

Sophie Collyer

Measuring economic needs beyond poverty: A consumer guide to family budget measures

Pamela Joshi

Ryan Vinh

Christopher Wimer

Elizabeth Wong

Commentary: Increasing the Empire Child Tax Credit is a good first step to fighting child poverty

Christopher Wimer

Irwin Garfinkel

Icon of family walking with a NYC skyline

Spotlight on: Child Poverty Reduction Advisory Council recommendations

Sophie Collyer

Yajun Jia

Anastasia Koutavas

Schyuler Ross

Ryan Vinh

Christopher Wimer

Christopher Yera

Robin Hood Poverty Tracker-Annual Report Cover

The State of Poverty and Disadvantage in New York City Vol. 7

Poverty Tracker Research Group

Spotlight on: The racial wealth gap in NYC

Anastasia Koutavas

Sophie Collyer

Yajun Jia

Christopher Wimer

Children left behind by the child tax credit in: By state and congressional district in the 119th Congress

Center on Poverty and Social Policy

How did the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act affect children?

Christopher Yera

Sophie Collyer

Megan Curran

Christopher Wimer

The ‘Credit for Other Dependents’: A policy explainer

Christopher Yera

Sophie Collyer

Megan Curran

David Harris

Christopher Wimer

2024

The net benefits of raising bachelor’s degree completion through CUNY’s ACE program

Judith Scott-Clayton

Irwin Garfinkel

Elizabeth Ananat

Sophie Collyer

Robert Paul Hartley

Anastasia Koutavas

Buyi Wang

Christopher Wimer

Safety net spending on children and the sources of household income across U.S. states, 1997–2016

Margot Jackson

Christopher Wimer

Chloe Zilkha

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2025

2023 Working age adults poverty rates in historical perspective

2023 Child poverty rates in historical perspective

2023 Older adults’ poverty rates in historical perspective

Children left behind by the H.R.1 Child Tax Credit

The economic costs of cutting SNAP: Every $1 in SNAP cuts to families with children costs society $14 to $20

Child benefits: A smart investment for America's future

Testimony to the New York City Rent Guidelines Board: June 2025

Poverty at age 30 across birth cohorts: Changing returns to education and employment

The benefits and costs of paid parental leave in the United States

Financial wellbeing at age 22: Evidence from the Future of Families and Child Wellbeing Study

What are the potential poverty effects of revoking the 2021 Thrifty Food Plan adjustment to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)?

The tie between wages and material hardship: Evidence from the Poverty Tracker

Young adult health and mental health at age 22

Young adults’ poverty at age 22

New estimates of the number of United States citizen and legal permanent resident children who may lose eligibility for the Child Tax Credit

Assessing the potential impacts of refundable state Child Tax Credit designs on child poverty

Retooling the childless EITC to better support young adults

Investing in New York’s future: The long-term benefits of child poverty reduction policies

Young adults’ living arrangements at age 22: Evidence from the Future of Families and Child Wellbeing Study

2023 Young adult poverty rates in historical perspective

Measuring economic needs beyond poverty: A consumer guide to family budget measures

Commentary: Increasing the Empire Child Tax Credit is a good first step to fighting child poverty

Spotlight on: Child Poverty Reduction Advisory Council recommendations

The State of Poverty and Disadvantage in New York City Vol. 7

Spotlight on: The racial wealth gap in NYC

Children left behind by the child tax credit in: By state and congressional district in the 119th Congress

How did the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act affect children?

The ‘Credit for Other Dependents’: A policy explainer

2024

The net benefits of raising bachelor’s degree completion through CUNY’s ACE program

Safety net spending on children and the sources of household income across U.S. states, 1997–2016

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