- York Dispatch (Pennsylvania), June 23, 2008: Pa. families float awfully close to the
- The Tennessean, June 23, 2008: Hungry families rely on help
- Los Angeles Times, June 23, 2008: Villaraigosa urges presidential candidates to rein
- New York Times, June 24, 2008: Tropical Diseases Add to Burden Among the Poor in U.S
- New Orleans City Business, June 24, 2008: 'Deep poverty? limiting student performanc
- Fighting Poverty in Congress and How We Can Achieve More, By Speaker Nancy Pelosi
- Columbus Dispatch, June 22, 2008: Stretching to help
- Commercial Appeal (Tennessee), June 22, 2008: Poverty prevails in Mid-South states;
- Deseret Morning News, June 22, 2008: Plan would aid many poor in Utah
- New York Times, June 22, 2008: Obama: "Yes We Need To Fight Poverty"
- Los Angeles Times, June 22, 2008: L.A.'s homeless: A progress report
- New York Times, June 22, 2008: Food Stamps Buy Less; Families Are Hit Hard
- The Advocate (Louisiana), June 21, 2008: Improve La. child ranking
- Dallas Morning News, June 21, 2008: Dallas-area food pantries feel pinch in falterin
- Sun-Sentinel (Florida), June 20, 2008: Elderly forced to cut back as cost of gas, gr
- York Dispatch (Pennsylvania), June 19, 2008: Study outlines plight of the working po
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- Los Angeles Times, June 19, 2008: Wheels versus welfare
- Los Angeles Daily News, June 19, 2008: 2 of 3 struggling to survive in capital of gl
- Columbus Dispatch, June 18, 2008: Columbus' need for food aid outpaces other Ohio ci
- New Release: 2008 KIDS COUNT Data From the Annie E. Casey Foundation
- Philadelphia Inquirer, June 18, 2008: Regional study shows high cost of survival
- Jersey Journal, June 18, 2008: Report puts spotlight on state's working poor
- Providence Journal, June 18, 2008: Program to help poor pay for heat may be cut
- Chicago Tribune, June 17, 2008: Summer job market especially tough for poor kids
- New York Times, June 17, 2008: After 75 Years, the Working Poor Still Struggle for a
- USA Today, June 17, 2008: Southern towns shrink, economic woes grow
- Greenville News (South Carolina), June 17, 2008: Many children don't fare well in So
- Columbus Dispatch, June 17, 2008: Poor and wealthy alike feeling economic pinch
- The Child Tax Credit Gap: A Snapshot of Families Left Out
- Philadephia Inquirer, June 16, 2008: Summertime's no picnic for hunger-relief groups
- Austin American-Statesman, June 16, 2008: Economy hurts minimum wage workers
- What the Next President Could Do: End Child Hunger, by Joel Berg and Tom Freedman
- The Advocate (Louisiana), June 16, 2008: Study: La. last in child welfare
- The Oklahoman, June 16, 2008: Beating the numbers
- Lancaster Eagle Gazette (Ohio), June 16, 2008: New task force to tackle poverty
- Baltimore Sun, June 15, 2008: In Harlem, a zone apart
- USA Today: Southern Towns Shrink, Economic Woes Grow
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer, June 15, 2008: Health care: Missing the basics
- Philadelphia Inquirer: Regional Study Shows High Cost of Survival
- Rocky Mountain News, June 14, 2008: Turning poverty numbers around
- St. Petersburg Times, June 14, 2008: More Floridians turn to food stamps for help
- New Journal (Delaware), June 13, 2008: Summer relief all dried up
- Wichita Eagle, June 12, 2008: Report on Kansas kids: State ranking drops
- Cleveland Plain Dealer, June 12, 2008: Quality of life for Ohio kids is slipping
- Deseret Morning News, June 12, 2008: Utah kids' well-being is solid despite some dec
- Detroit Free Press, June 12, 2008: Don't let a bad economy doom children to poverty
- Augusta Chronicle (Georgia), June 12, 2008: Million more children now living in pove
- Indianapolis Star, June 12, 2008: Report: More kids in state slip into poverty
- St. Louis Post-Dispatch, June 12, 2008: Child poverty rate spikes in Missouri
- Atlanta Journal-Constitution, June 12, 2008: Low birth weights worsen
- Detroit Free Press, June 12, 2008: More Mich. kids land in poverty, prison, survey f
- Denver Post, June 11, 2008: Governor says education best way to fight poverty
- Fort Worth Star-Telegram, June 11, 2008: Lessons from the poor
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, June 11, 2008: Percentage of Wisconsin children in pover
- CNN Money, June 11, 2008: Low-Income Gas Company Customers Can Save Through Bill-Ass
- New York Times, June 11, 2008: Study Shows Colorado Has Largest Rise in Child Povert
- Denver Post, June 11, 2008: Learning how to escape poverty
- CNN, June 10, 2008: Making creative budget cuts to combat high food costs
- Toledo Blade, June 10, 2008: Spending on essentials
- Business Week, June 10, 2008: 25 Million Americans Are 'Underinsured'
- What the Next President Could Do: End Child Hunger, by Joel Berg and Tom Freedman
- Deseret Morning News, June 10, 2008: 16 counties providing free summer lunches
- Brooklyn Rail, June 9, 2008: Emergency Food Programs Feed Brooklyn's Hungry
- Kansas City Star, June 9, 2008: More are struggling with medical expenses despite ha
- Reuters, June 9, 2008: U.S. food stamp use up sharply, sign of hard times
- New York Times, June 9, 2008: Rural U.S. Takes Worst Hit as Gas Tops $4 Average
- States News (Michigan), June 9, 2008: Candidates should address poverty
- Forbes, June 9, 2008: Rising food costs put pinch on Tenn. institutions
- Las Vegas Sun, June 8, 2008: Brookings study: Vegas? poor deserve tax credits
- Deseret Morning News: 16 Counties Providing Free Summer Lunches
- Midland Reporter-Telegram (Texas), June 8, 2008: Rising gas, food and other costs ma
- New York Times: Rural U.S. Takes Worst Hit as Gas Tops $4 Average
- New York Times, June 7, 2008: Unemployment Rate Hits 5.5% as 49,000 Jobs Lost
- Philadelphia Inquirer, June 7, 2008: Editorial: Earned Income Tax Credit
- Philadelphia Inquirer: Editorial: Earned Income Tax Credit
- The Bulletin (Pennsylvania), June 6, 2008: Child Poverty On The Rise
- Toledo Blade, June 6, 2008: Toledo set for battle on poverty
- June 13 Policy Briefing: Strengthening Metropolitan America by Expanding the EITC
- Buffalo News, June 5, 2008: Brookings study urges changes for Earned Income Tax Cred
- Pioneer Local (Illinois), June 5, 2008: Study: Suburban poverty on the rise
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, June 5, 2008: Rolling display at CCAC South gives picture o
- TIME, June 4, 2008: Why Do We Turn Away?
- Asbury Park Press, June 3, 2008: Hunger relief provides food for thought
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, June 3, 2008: Food stamp use on the upswing
- Asbury Park Press, June 3, 2008: Number of kids in poverty stays constant
- Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, June 3, 2008: How Low-Income Consumers Fare
- Cincinnati Enquirer, June 2, 2008: The numbers in black and white
- Greenville News (South Carolina), June 2, 2008: Money to aid kids in need drops 20 p
- Jump in State EITCs Results from Foundation-Funded Efforts, by Michael Laracy of the
- Cleveland Plain Dealer, June 2, 2008: Suburban poverty: Economy brings increased nee
- Columbus Dispatch, June 1, 2008: More Ohioans have fallen into poverty
- Columbus Dispatch, June 1, 2008: Poverty's grip
- Chicago Tribune, June 1, 2008: For poor, a gaping digital divide
- Providence Journal, June 1, 2008: Lower-wage earners receiving most benefits from un
- Kansas City Star, June 1, 2008: Better nutrition is solution for obesity among poor
- The Coloradoan, June 1, 2008: Welfare program numbers slip as poverty rates rise
- Lexington Herald-Leader, June 1, 2008: Food and gasoline: Soaring prices hit the poo
- The Bakersfield Californian, May 31, 2008: Wage instability plagues workers
- Charlotte Observer, May 31, 2008: Demand outstripping supply at food banks
- Columbus Dispatch, May 29, 2008: A state of need
- Tucson Weekly, May 29, 2008: Money Missing
- New York Times, May 29,2008: Answers About Fighting Poverty in New York, Part 2
- MSNBC, May 29, 2008: Rust Belt communities turn to tourism for a lift
- Fort Worth Star-Telegram, May 28, 2008: Tribes' healthcare coming up short
- Washington Post, May 28, 2008: Choosing Bankruptcy to Stay Afloat
- Stanford Report, May 28, 2008: Stanford project promises more accurate measure of pov
- Economic Policy Institute, May 28, 2008: Income volatility
- The Tennessean, May 28, 2008: Education, economic policy are keys to avoiding welfar
- The Tennessean, May 28, 2008: Don't forget that welfare is about well-being
- New York Times, May 28, 2008: Answers About Fighting Poverty in New York
- Statesman Journal (Oregon), May 27, 2008: Eliminating hunger is up to all Oregonians
- Washington Post, May 27, 2008: Rising Prices Hit Home For Food Stamp Recipients
- Financial Literacy, Silver Rights and America?s Drop-Out Generation, by John Hope Bry
- Sacramento Bee, May 27, 2008: State cuts to health and social services will hit some
- Fight Poverty: Lower High School Drop Out Rates, by John Bridgeland
- Kansas City Star, May 27, 2008: Food stamps can?t keep up with rising prices
- Spotlight Forum: Do We Have the Public Will to Reduce Poverty? Watch All
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 25, 2008: Need for food stamps rising
- Fort Worth Star-Telegram, May 25, 2008: Factors in poverty
- Las Vegas Sun, May 25, 2008: Groups that help needy finding the need is great
- Orlando Sentinel, May 25, 2008: Tough times: Middle class losing grip on American dr
- Bakersfield Californian, May 24, 2008: Tough economy: County sees jump in food stamp
- MSNBC, May 23, 2008: Edwards Will Return To Iowa To Speak At Poverty Conference
- Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, May 23, 2008: Food Stamp Provisions of the F
- Witchita Times Record News, May 22, 2008: Not enough
- The Growing Profile of Poverty, by the Advisory Council of Spotlight on Poverty and O
- Evanston Review, May 22, 2008: Many social service agencies struggling
- Los Angeles Times, May 22, 2008: L.A.'s Salvation Army offers poverty simulation
- Columbus Dispatch, May 21, 2008: Too few homes for low-income renters
- Burlington Free Press, May 21, 2008: Demand for food services rising in Vermont
- Daily Illinois, May 21, 2008: Bill passed to create poverty commission
- Daily Breeze (California), May 20, 2008: Kidney disease linked to poverty
- New York Times, May 20, 2008: Let?s Be Serious
- Chicago Tribune, May 20, 2008: Cost of free food gets ever higher for pantries
- San Francisco Chronicle, May 20, 2008: State budget to chop dental benefits for poor
- Boston Globe, May 20, 2008: In Maine, a losing battle for health
- New Hampshire Union-Leader, May 19, 2008: The poor are getting desperate for food --
- Washington Times, May 19, 2008: Reforming the Farm Bill
- USA Today: New Breed of American Emerges in Need of Food
- Christian Science Monitor, May 19, 2008: Farm bill highlights rich-poor debate
- Mercury News (California), May 19, 2008: This is the time to rewrite rules for food
- Arizona Republic, May 19, 2008: Economic slowdown pressures aid groups
- Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, May 18, 2008: Governor aims to reduce welfare rolls
- USA Today, May 18, 2008: New Breed of American Emerges in Need of Food
- Columbus Dispatch, May 18, 2008: Decentralize poverty
- Chicago Tribune, May 18, 2008: Food stamp recipients struggle through the month
- TPM: Edwards Secured Private Commitment From Obama That He'd Go On Poverty Tour As No
- Buffalo News, May 18, 2008: Poverty in the golden years
- USA Today: Slow economy hits Hispanics hard
- Grand Rapids Press, May 17, 2008: End poverty
- Chicago Tribune, May 16, 2008: Food stamp use hits record
- TPM, May 16, 2008: Edwards Secured Private Commitment From Obama That He'd Go On Pove
- Poverty Has Returned to the Public Agenda by Jack Kemp and George Mitchell
- Audio Webcast: ?Children and Family Issues on the Campaign Trail: Polling, Politics,
- Washington Post, May 15, 2008: United Way to Target Health, Education and Income
- USA Today, May 15, 2008: Slow economy hits Hispanics hard
- Washington Post, May 15, 2008: Edwards Throws Support to Obama
- Politico, May 15, 2008: Halving poverty
- Minnesota Public Radio, May 14, 2008: Record number of Minn. children live in povert
- Albuquerque Journal, May 14, 2008: 'Every Child Matters' in N.M. Elections
- Philadelphia Inquirer, May 14, 2008: Edwards in N. Phila. to help fight poverty
- Tulsa World, May 14, 2008: Grim outlook
- Wall Street Journal, May 13, 2008: End the Welfare Marriage Penalty
- Columbus Dispatch, May 13, 2008: On the level
- A New Strategy Against Poverty
- New York Times, May 12, 2008: State Programs Add Safety Net for the Poorest
- CQ, May 12, 2008: Sharper Pangs of Food Insecurity
- Philadelphia Inquirer: Edwards in N. Phila. to help fight poverty
- CQ, May 12, 2008: ?Hunger? Not in USDA Lexicon
- Philadelphia Inquirer, May 12, 2008: Editorial: School Breakfasts
- Wall Street Journal: End the Welfare Marriage Penalty
- Richmond Times-Dispatch, May 11, 2008: Low-wage workers' incomes said to lag
- Tuscaloosa News, May 11, 2008: Rising food costs take toll on charities, needy
- Chicago Tribune, May 11, 2008: Mich. food stamp use up 53% since 2003, rate well abo
- Philadelphia Inquirer, May 9, 2008: Soaring use of food stamps another sign of lean
- The Advocate (Louisiana), May 9, 2008: Panel backs poverty fight
- USA Today: States' Welfare Caseloads Starting to Rise
- Wall Street Journal, May 8, 2008: White House May Soften Health Policy
- MSNBC, May 8, 2008: Poverty experiment eye-opening for leaders in Buffalo
- Washington Times, May 7, 2008: The underemployed
- Austin American-Statesman, May 6, 2008: Private firms cleared to help Texans applyin
- Washington Post: Economic Troubles Multiply Requests for Help in D.C. Area
- CQ, May 6, 2008: A Gritty N.C. City Where Obama Has Appeal on Primary Day
- Philadelphia Inquirer, May 6, 2008: Food costs likely to boost obesity in poor
- USA Today, May 5, 2008: States' welfare caseloads starting to rise
- Reno Gazette Journal, May 5, 2008: Utilities harder to pay
- Columbus Dispatch: Soaring Costs for Gas, Food May Strain Welfare Reform
- Lessons Learned
- Columbus Dispatch, May 5, 2008: Soaring costs for gas, food may strain welfare refor
- El Paso Times, May 4, 2008: Special Report: $14 a day one year later
- Biloxi Sun Hearld, May 4, 2008: Federal poverty measures due for overhaul
- Ithaca Journal, May 3, 2008: Education helps break the generational cycle of poverty
- Springfield News-Leader, May 3, 2008: As the price of food rises, more Ozarkers seek
- Ithaca Journal, May 3, 2008: Finding a path out of poverty
- Washington Post, May 2, 2008: Economic Troubles Multiply Requests for Help in D.C. A
- Newsday, May 2, 2008: Religious community asked to improve life of poor
- Baltimore Sun, May 2, 2008: Unhealthy cuts
- Politico, May 1, 2008: Farm bill must clear income hurdle
- Raleigh News and Observer, May 1, 2008: Even the food banks are going hungry
- Council on Foundations, May 1, 2008: Foundations Support Families Hit by Economic Do
- The Register Herald (West Virginia), May 1, 2008: Senator pushes monthly handouts fo
- New York Times, May 1, 2008: Even Less Help in Hard Times
- Connecticut Post, April 30, 2008: State's low-income children fare poorly
- Washington Post, April 30, 2008: Crop subsidies switched to feeding needy as food pr
- Los Angeles Times, April 30, 2008: Workers' health insurance costs soar
- Philadelphia Daily News, April 30, 2008: City, 'burbs see dramatic increase in child
- Wall Street Journal, April 29, 2008: Farm Bill Leaves Safety Net Intact
- Dallas Morning News, April 29, 2008: More kids enrolled in CHIP, but state lags in c
- Voters Want Action on Poverty in 2008
- Los Angeles Times, April 29, 2008: Tip-dependent workers feeling the slump
- New York Times, April 29, 2008: Study Warns Job Losses Will Strain Government Health
- Miami Herald, April 28, 2008: Seniors feel the pinch of rising food prices
- Chicago Sun Times, April 28, 2008: Poor students shut out
- Bradenton Herald (Florida), April 28, 2008: Economic crunch seen in school lunch roo
- Columbia Daily Tribune, April 28, 2008: Working poor live on edge
- Des Moines Register, April 28, 2008: Change focus from minimum wage to what's a livi
- Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, April 28, 2008: Mississippi's Income Inequal
- Newsday, April 28, 2008: Social services chief: Fees could push NJ poor to skip care
- Los Angeles Times, April 28, 2008: Nutritional changes to WIC program will allow low
- Using Every Tool to End Hunger
- New Jersey Star-Ledger, April 27, 2008: 'Allies' in the battle to vanquish poverty
- New York Times, April 27, 2008: Inequalities
- USA Today, April 26, 2008: Unpaid utility bills soar as economy sags
- Houston Chronicle, April 26, 2008: American canaries
- New York Times, April 25, 2008: Hurdles to Insuring Children
- New York Times, April 25, 2008: Cutoffs and Pleas for Aid Rise With Heat Costs
- New York Times, April 24, 2008: McCain Says Government Isn?t Poverty?s Sole Solution
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer, April 23, 2008: A school for kids living in poverty
- Connecticut Post, April 24, 2008: NY official: education best cure for poverty
- JohnMccain.com, April 23, 2008: Remarks By John McCain On Day Three Of The It's Tim
- Columbus Dispatch, April 22, 2008: Kids go uninsured in eligibility gap
- San Francisco Chronicle, April 22, 2008: Food program for poor seniors faces cutback
- Christian Science Monitor, April 22, 2008: Food for America's famished
- Raleigh News and Observer, April 22, 2008: Poverty has lasting consequences
- Inside Bay Area, April 21, 2008: Pathways out of poverty
- New York Times, April 21, 2008: McCain in Selma
- City Limits, April 21, 2008: Today's Anti-Poverty Fight
- Salt Lake Tribune, April 21, 2008: Soaring cost of living spurs pantry, food-stamp d
- Politics, Conservatives, and Fighting Poverty
- The Advocate, April 20, 2008: Living poor in Louisiana
- Columbus Dispatch, April 20, 2008: Ohio can't get enough of nutrition program
- Reno Gazette-Journal, April 20, 2008: Woes push social aid up
- Connecticut Post, April 20, 2008: The shame of American poverty
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, April 20, 2008: The growing class gap
- New York Times, April 19, 2008: President Is Rebuffed on Program for Children
- Wall Street Journal, April 19, 2008: Trapped in the Middle
- Miami Herald, April 18, 2008: Hard times put kids at risk, as well as programs to se
- Hartford Courant, April 18, 2008: Report Lauds Connecticut's Role In Reducing Child
- San Francisco Chronicle, April 18, 2008: Study spotlights bleak effects of poverty