KIDS COUNT: Latest data show pre-pandemic progress – with some setbacks – for U.S. children
June 24, 2020
Prison gerrymandering and (mis)representation: More evidence of systemic racism that needs to be dismantled
June 23, 2020
KIDS COUNT: Latest data show pre-pandemic progress – with some setbacks – for U.S. children
June 24, 2020
Prison gerrymandering and (mis)representation: More evidence of systemic racism that needs to be dismantled
June 23, 2020
Head Smacker: Can’t Afford Child Care? You’re Less Likely to Have Paid Leave
Deborah Weinstein,
June 23, 2014
63 percent of children in the U.S. live in families where all parents work. But the lower the family’s income, the less likely the parent’s employer is to provide any form of paid leave. The U.S. Council of Economic Advisors (CEA) released a new report, The Economics of Paid and...
Fact of the Week: Unlike Other Wealthy Nations, U.S. Does Not Guarantee Paid Leave
Lecia Imbery,
June 23, 2014
The United States remains the only high-income country that does not guarantee paid family and medical leave. As President Obama said in his June 21 Weekly Address, “Only three countries in the world report that they don’t offer paid maternity leave. Three. And the United States is one of them.”...
A Response to the Path to Prosperity
Lecia Imbery,
June 20, 2014
In April, CHN hosted a webinar on the House-passed budget – the so-called “Path to Prosperity” – put forth by Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI). The webinar exposed the truth about the “path” this budget would take us on – one in which massive cuts to housing, education, nutrition, and health care...
Witness Wednesday: Voices of the Unemployed
Lecia Imbery,
June 19, 2014
“I am a single father of two small children, a boy who is 5 and a little girl who is 3…. I have worked hard my entire life and have never been afraid of hard work but … it’s very hard to find work…. Unemployment isn’t something that people are...
Why have we started this new blog, Voices for Human Needs?
Deborah Weinstein,
June 16, 2014
Every day we see the good that comes from investing in people. We want to celebrate the achievements of Gena and her mother. Gena’s mom was kicked out of her parents’ home and wound up in abusive relationships. “Home life was chaotic and scary,” writes Gena for Our American Story,...
