Poverty
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Chicago’s public bank discussions should center community needs
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Parents’ shared warmth benefits preschoolers living in poverty
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$8.2M in emergency rental assistance spent at Detroit properties where landlords still moved to evict
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US families experience more chronic food insecurity now than 20 years ago
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February jobs report: Job growth shows no signs of slowing, say U-Michigan economists
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Many households will struggle with ending of federal pandemic aid
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Beyond Rhetoric offers road map for responding to racism as a public health crisis
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January jobs report shows exceptionally strong labor market, U-M economists say
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Gun control measures associated with reduced police use of force
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New website answers child care providers’ questions about Michigan child care subsidy
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Detroit eviction filings on track to return to pre-pandemic level as COVID-19 protections expire
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2021 Child Tax Credit reduced hardship for families in poverty, had no significant impact on employment
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President Biden’s plan to end hunger: U-M expert available
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Rising food prices hit less-healthy older adults hardest, U-M poll suggests
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U-M study finds 1 in 4 four adults experience transportation insecurity
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Program to help Detroit renters buy homes yields 85% ownership rate four years later
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Washtenaw County should consider long-term impact, implementation of ARPA allocations
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9 in 10 eviction cases filed during pandemic came from landlords not compliant with rental codes
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Michigan poverty map identifies regional needs related to child care, health care, affordable housing