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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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Data Reveal Michigan Women Face Obstacles to Economic Security

Impact of Redefining the Poverty’s Inflation Measure

NWLC Comments Opposing Slower Inflation Measure for the Official Poverty Measure

The Working Families Tax Relief Act: Making The Tax Code Better Support Women and Families

Raising the Caps: What This Means and Why Congress Needs to Act

NWLC Comments to the U.S. Department of Agriculture on SNAP

NWLC Comments to the Department of Commerce on the 2020 Census

Programs That Support Basic Living Standards for LGBTQ Women Should Be Strengthened – Not Cut

NWLC Comments in Response to Proposed Rulemaking: Establishing Appropriate Occupations for Drug Testing of Unemployment Compensation Applicants Under the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012

Today Is the Last Day To Tell The Administration You Oppose Their “Public Charge” Rule. Here’s Why I Did.

NWLC Comments in Response to Proposed Rulemaking: Inadmissibility on Public Charge Grounds

It’s Time to Fight Back and Stop Yet Another Attack on Immigrant Communities by the Trump Administration

Making Sense of Millennial Women’s Poverty

What Do Les Moonves and the Gender Wage Gap Have in Common? A Lot.

The Wage Gap for Women of Color Widened in 2017

NWLC Resources on Poverty, Income, and Health Insurance in 2017

Release of 2017 Census Data on Income and Poverty Should Be a Wake-Up Call

Employment Numbers Show War on Poverty Isn’t “Fixed”

NWLC Comments to the Department of Commerce on the 2020 Census

ICYMI: Poverty Is Still a Thing

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

Union Membership is Critical for Equal Pay

The Proof is in the Numbers: Black Women are Still Unemployed

Poverty IS Sexist