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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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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

National Snapshot: Poverty Among Women & Families, 2018

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

What Can a Degree Do for You? A Lot Less, if You’re a Woman

What Happens When Girls Don’t Graduate From High School?

Reminder: The Trump Admin Went Out of Their Way to Erase LGBTQ People from the Census

National Snapshot: Poverty Among Women & Families, 2016

You Should Be Ticked Off By the Wage Gap for Some Women of Color

Census Data Reaffirms Critical Anti-Poverty Impact of Social Security

Women and Poverty, State by State

Black Women and Latina Headed Households Face High Poverty Rates

NWLC Resources on Poverty, Income, and Health Insurance in 2016