2025 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 Assessing the potential impacts of refundable state Child Tax Credit designs on child poverty Ryan Vinh Danielle Wilson Sophie Collyer Megan Curran Christopher Wimer 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 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 Spotlight on: Child Poverty Reduction Advisory Council recommendations Sophie Collyer Yajun Jia Anastasia Koutavas Schyuler Ross Ryan Vinh Christopher Wimer Christopher Yera 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 Spotlight on: Food assistance from NYC’s pantry system Christopher Wimer Anastasia Koutavas Ryan Vinh Christopher Yera Sophie Collyer Yajun Jia Schuyler Ross Children left behind by the Child Tax Credit in 2023 Sophie Collyer Megan Curran David Harris Child-care related work disruption in the early childhood Eunho Cha Jeanne Brooks-Gunn Kathryn Neckerman Jane Waldfogel Spotlight on: Home-based child care in NYC in the Early Childhood Poverty Tracker Eunho Cha Jeanne Brooks-Gunn Kathryn Neckerman Jane Waldfogel 2023 Poverty rates in historical perspective Christopher Wimer Ryan Vinh Jiwan Lee Sophie Collyer What could 2023 child poverty rates have looked like had an expanded Child Tax Credit still been in place? Anastasia Koutavas Christopher Yera Sophie Collyer Megan Curran David Harris The potential long-run impact of a permanently expanded of the Child Tax Credit Elizabeth Ananat Irwin Garfinkel The consequences of the 2021 Child Tax Credit expansion: An introduction Megan Curran Hilary Hoynes Zachary Parolin Implications of alternative designs of the Child Tax Credit Elaine Maag Nikhita Airi Sophie Collyer Featured Publication edit publication {{ name }} . . . Abstract Citation No resultsThere are no publications with the provided filters. Sort Publications By Keyword filter: {{ filter.label }}
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
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
Assessing the potential impacts of refundable state Child Tax Credit designs on child poverty Ryan Vinh Danielle Wilson Sophie Collyer Megan Curran Christopher Wimer
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
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
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
Spotlight on: Child Poverty Reduction Advisory Council recommendations Sophie Collyer Yajun Jia Anastasia Koutavas Schyuler Ross Ryan Vinh Christopher Wimer Christopher Yera
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
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
Spotlight on: Food assistance from NYC’s pantry system Christopher Wimer Anastasia Koutavas Ryan Vinh Christopher Yera Sophie Collyer Yajun Jia Schuyler Ross
Child-care related work disruption in the early childhood Eunho Cha Jeanne Brooks-Gunn Kathryn Neckerman Jane Waldfogel
Spotlight on: Home-based child care in NYC in the Early Childhood Poverty Tracker Eunho Cha Jeanne Brooks-Gunn Kathryn Neckerman Jane Waldfogel
What could 2023 child poverty rates have looked like had an expanded Child Tax Credit still been in place? Anastasia Koutavas Christopher Yera Sophie Collyer Megan Curran David Harris
The potential long-run impact of a permanently expanded of the Child Tax Credit Elizabeth Ananat Irwin Garfinkel
The consequences of the 2021 Child Tax Credit expansion: An introduction Megan Curran Hilary Hoynes Zachary Parolin