"Several strands of research over the past twenty years have helped form a consensus among leading academics that cash income spent by parents can reduce disadvantages for children significantly. The research has partly been based on experiments when some poor groups have suddenly had access to more money than others, due, for example, to increases in the generosity of federal social programs."
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State of Mental Health in America 2024
H. R. 7024 Full text | Graphic courtesy Rep. David Valadao. t.ly/Y5fIG
Devastating child poverty proves we need the expanded child tax credit
Challenges and Opportunities of Providing Free School Meals for All
The coming end of federal child care funding threatens working mothers’ gains
New tax credit helps teens transition to independence after aging out of foster care
A Journey From Homelessness to a Room of One's Own
‘Policymakers need to do their job too’: Pediatrician’s view on child poverty rate
MA Part of Growing State Movement For Expanded Tax Credits
America Betrays Its Children Again
