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Data on Poverty & Income

Data reveals that Black, Latinx, and Indigenous women are more likely to be pushed into poverty because of racist and sexist policies.

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NWLC Slams Cuts to Anti-Poverty Office at HHS, Threatening Vital Assistance for Women & Children

Left Behind: The Retirement Crisis for Women and LGBTQIA+ People

Families Over Billionaires: Why the 2025 Fight Matters for Care

Communities Driving Change: The First Year of NWLC’s Community Impact Fund

House Republicans’ Billionaire Tax Cuts Come at a Cost—Your Family’s Budget

NWLC Survey Reveals Majority of Respondents Support Taxing the Rich

NWLC Analysis Highlights Alarming Rise in Poverty for Women, Children, and Families

The Cost of Greed: Women and Children Pay the Price

National Snapshot: Poverty Among Women & Families in 2023

PRESS RELEASE: New NWLC Report Highlights Why Women Continue to Struggle Despite Historic Economic Growth

The Recovery Paradox: Women and Families Need More Support to Sustain and Improve Economic Gains

Address High Child Care and Housing Costs to Support Families and Build Up Child Care Supply

Getting Ready for Retirement: The Basics about Saving for Retirement and Social Security

Women in Poverty, State by State

2023 Census Data Shows Child Poverty Increased and Gender Wage Gap Widened

NWLC Resources on Poverty, Income, and Health Insurance in 2023

As Farm Bill Expiration Approaches, NWLC & FRAC Release New Resource on Importance of SNAP for Women and Families

State-by-State Housing Cost-Burden Data for Single Women Renters

By the Numbers: Data on Key Programs for the Well-Being of Women, LGBTQ+ People, and Their Families

PayChecked: Closing the Wage Gap Transparently

The Continuing Need for Gender, Racial, and Disability Justice in the Rental System

Women of Color, Disabled Women, and LGBT Adults Struggle to Afford Food and Housing Costs

Written Statement, Measuring Poverty: How the Biden Administration Plans to Redraw the Poverty Line and Rob Resources from Rural America

NWLC Analysis Finds Poverty Rates for Women and Families Surged From 2021 to 2022