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Because women face economic insecurity throughout their lives and are more likely to be supporting families on their own, public benefits programs are especially important to women.

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NWLC Comments to the U.S. Department of Agriculture on Employment and Training Opportunities in SNAP

How States Can Ensure Children Have Access to Food During COVID-19

Considerations for Child Care Providers & Workers Navigating Financial Support Options During the COVID-19 Crisis

Expanding Income Supports in Response to COVID-19

NWLC Comments to HUD on Faith-Based Organization Funding Safeguards

Ensuring Home-Based Child Care Providers Can Access New and Expanded Federal Benefits

Child Care Coalition with Nearly 500 Organizations Requests At Least $50 Billion for Child Care

Women Demand More of Congress To Face COVID-19 Recession

Improving SNAP in Response to COVID-19

A Recovery That Works for All of Us

House COVID-19 Stimulus Package Points the Way Forward on Direct Payments

COVID-19 Response: Getting Flexible Child Care Funding to the States

Fixing Unemployment Insurance in Response to COVID-19

Paid Leave in the Families First Coronavirus Response Act: How Child Care Providers Are Left Behind

COVID-19 Response: Getting Cash to Lower-Income Families

NWLC Comments to the U.S. Department of Agriculture on Faith-Based Organization Funding Safeguards

Trump’s Budget Lays Out His Blueprint for Women and Families – And It’s Terrifying

NWLC Comments to the Social Security Administration on Continuing Disability Reviews

Unemployment Insurance and Protections are Vital for Women and Families

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

A Tax Code for the Rest of Us: A Framework & Recommendations for Advancing Gender & Racial Equity Through Tax Credits

NWLC Comments to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development on Disparate Impact

NWLC joins Advancing Justice | AAJC and AALDEF to File Amicus Briefs Opposing DHS Public Charge Rule

Impact of Redefining the Poverty’s Inflation Measure