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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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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

National Snapshot: Poverty Among Women & Families in 2022

NWLC Data Underscores Need to Improve Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for Women of Color & People with Disabilities

SSI Supports Older and Disabled Women with Very Low Incomes. Improving SSI Would Advance Gender, Racial, and Disability Justice.

Even After Historic Increase in U.S. Poverty Rate, Extreme Politicians Are Willing to Shut Down the Government to Secure Cuts to Programs That Keep Women and Families Fed

NWLC Reacts to Census Bureau’s Data Showing Historic Increase in U.S. Poverty Rate

Aging and Disability Care: Georgia and Illinois

Hard Work Is Not Enough: Women in Low-Paid Jobs

Social Security is Vital to Older Women’s Financial Security

The Economic Security and Health of Older Women of Color

An Uneven Recovery- Women of Color, Disabled Women, and LGBT Adults Still Struggle to Afford Basic Necessities

The Child Care and Early Learning Workforce Is Underpaid and Women are Paying the Price

Girls in Crisis: More Consequences of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Sparking Change: A Storyteller Initiative

Testimony, “The Federal Debt Limit and its Economic and Financial Consequences”

Lacking Robust Supports, Black, Non-Hispanic Women, Latinas, LGBT Adults, and Disabled Women Endure Persistent Hardship

The Persistent Housing and Food Crisis, Exacerbated by the COVID-19 Pandemic, Continues to Create Economic Insecurity Among Women and LGBT People of Color

In 2021, more than 12 million women and girls lacked health insurance; poverty rates still adversely affected women of color at higher rates than their white counterparts; and the wage gap has for women overall widened to 84 cents