Blog Poverty Rate Would Have Been Nearly Twice as High in 2012 Without Safety Net, New Census Data Show November 6, 2013 | Arloc Sherman
Blog SNAP and Unemployment Insurance Kept Millions Out of Poverty Last Year, Census Supplemental Poverty Measure Shows November 6, 2013 | Danilo Trisi
Statement Statement from Robert Greenstein, President, on the Agreement to Reopen the Government and Avert Default October 16, 2013 | Robert Greenstein
Report Why Isn't Poverty Falling? Weakening of Unemployment Insurance Is a Pivotal Factor October 7, 2013 | Arloc Sherman
Blog Why Isn’t Poverty Falling? Blame a Too-Quick Retreat on Unemployment Benefits October 7, 2013 | Arloc Sherman
Blog 5 Things We Learned From Census About Poverty, Income, and Health Insurance September 23, 2013 | CBPP
Report Census Data Show Poverty and Inequality Remained High in 2012 and Median Income Was Stagnant, But Fewer Americans Were Uninsured September 20, 2013 | Matt Broaddus , Arloc Sherman and Danilo Trisi
Blog “Gini Index” From Census Confirms Rising Inequality Over Four Decades September 19, 2013 | Kathy Ruffing
Statement Statement of Robert Greenstein on the Census Bureau's 2012 Poverty, Income, and Health Insurance Data September 17, 2013 | Robert Greenstein
Blog Income Inequality Remains at Record High, New Census Figures Show September 17, 2013 | Danilo Trisi
Blog Continued Progress Insuring Americans — Notably Children — in 2012, Census Data Show September 17, 2013 | Matt Broaddus
Blog Census: SNAP Lifted 4 Million People Out of Poverty in 2012 and Reduced Hardship for Millions More September 17, 2013 | Sharon Parrott
Report What to Watch For in the Census Bureau's Report on Health Insurance Coverage in 2012 September 16, 2013 | Matt Broaddus and Edwin Park
Report Official Poverty Measure Masks Gains Made Over Last 50 Years September 13, 2013 | Arloc Sherman
Blog Poverty Has Fallen Since the 1960s, But Official Poverty Measure Masks Progress September 13, 2013 | Arloc Sherman
Report Averting a Budget Crisis Is Not Enough: Criteria for Evaluating Fall Budget Proposals September 10, 2013 | Robert Greenstein , Richard Kogan and Sharon Parrott
Commentary Cato Gets It Very Wrong: The Safety Net Supports, Rather Than Discourages, Work August 21, 2013 | LaDonna Pavetti, Ph.D. and Sharon Parrott
Blog Tax Foundation Gets It Backwards: EITC Boosts Employment and Work Effort August 8, 2013 | Chuck Marr
Blog Don’t Put the Cart Before the Horse by Prematurely Setting a Top Corporate Tax Rate August 5, 2013 | Chuck Marr
Report Various Supports for Low-Income Families Reduce Poverty and Have Long-Term Positive Effects On Families and Children July 30, 2013 | Sharon Parrott , Arloc Sherman and Danilo Trisi
Blog Obama Proposal a Clear Step Forward, But Would Be Better with More Revenue July 30, 2013 | Chuck Marr
Report Most Rental Assistance Recipients Work, Are Elderly, or Have Disabilities July 18, 2013 | Barbara Sard
Blog Disability Insurance Provides Vital Benefits to Vulnerable Workers July 15, 2013 | Kathy Ruffing
Blog Working-Family Tax Credits Make a Big Difference for Military Families July 2, 2013 | Arloc Sherman
Blog Hatch-Rubio Amendment Would Deny Health Coverage to Many Immigrant Workers Gaining Legal Status for 15 Years or More June 21, 2013 | Edwin Park
Blog New Research Shows SNAP, Facing Big Cuts in the House, Reduces Extreme Poverty June 17, 2013 | Danilo Trisi
Report Benefit Restrictions Beyond Those in Senate Immigration Bill Would Jeopardize Legalization for Many and Risk Severe Hardships for Others June 14, 2013 | Robert Greenstein and Sharon Parrott
Blog Immigration Bill’s “Back Taxes” Amendment Much Harder to Implement than Senator Hatch Suggests June 14, 2013 | Robert Greenstein
