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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 and attitudes.

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Economic, Food, and Housing Insecurity Remain High for Women and Families Entering the Third Year of the Pandemic

Young women worried about bills and debr stacking up. Unable to pay credit cards and loans

Resilient But Not Recovered: After Two Years of the COVID-19 Crisis, Women Are Still Struggling

Black, non-Hispanic Women and Latinas Use Advance Child Tax Credit to Cover Necessities and Pay Down Debt in the Last Month of Payments

Black, non-Hispanic Women and Latinas Are More Likely to Be in Households That Have Lost Employment Income

National Snapshot: Poverty Among Women & Families, 2021

Why We Cannot Take The 2020 Wage Gap and Health Insurance Data at Face Value

In 2020, More than 12.6 Million Women and Girls Lacked Health Insurance; Being a Woman Still Raised the Odds of Being Poor in America; and the Wage Gap for Women Overall Narrowed to 83 Cents

Women of Color Use Their Advance Child Tax Credit to Cover Food Costs

Women of Color Would Be Hardest Hit If Eviction Protections End

By the Numbers: Data on Key Programs for the Well-Being of Women & Their Families

Raising Revenues to Rebuild an Economy that Works for Everyone

Over a Year Into the Pandemic, Women Still Face Economic, Housing, and Food Insecurity

A lifetime worth of benefits report cover

A Lifetime’s Worth of Benefits: The Effects of Affordable, High-Quality Child Care on Family Income, the Gender Earnings Gap, and Women’s Retirement Security

Q&A on How the COVID-19 Recession Will Impact Gen Z

Equal Pay for Asian American and Pacific Islander Women

Woman in a workshop

Over 61.2 Million Women Live in a Household That Has Lost Work Income Since March 2020

NWLC Analysis of U.S. Census Bureau COVID-19 Household Pulse Surveys

Women and the Minimum Wage, State by State

National Snapshot: Poverty among Women & Families, 2020

As Eviction Deadline Looms, Black, Non-Hispanic Women Are Over Two Times More Likely Than White, Non-Hispanic Men to Be Behind on Rent or Mortgage Payments

As Holidays Approach, More Black Women and Latinas Are Going Hungry

One in Six Latinas and One in Five Black, Non-Hispanic Women Don’t Have Enough to Eat

Ensuring Access to Food Assistance for Women and Families: Amicus Brief in District of Columbia v. USDA