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The Process of Poverty Destabilization: How Gentrification is Reshaping Upper Manhattan and the Bronx and Increasing Homelessness in New York City

As gentrification spreads in parts of New York City and across the country, this policy brief looks at trends in three neighborhoods of Upper Manhattan and the South Bronx—Washington Heights, Highbridge/Concourse, and Kingsbridge Heights—to better understand what poverty destabilization is and where and when it occurs.…

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Access to child care and early childhood education can provide stability for families experiencing homelessness by supporting young children`s development while giving parents the flexibility to work, attend appointments, and pursue housing opportunities.

But making child care more accessible requires more than expanding the number of available seats.

Our latest blog explores four recommendations for creating a child care system that better meets the needs of families experiencing homelessness.

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Access to child care and early childhood education can provide stability for families experiencing homelessness by supporting young children's development while giving parents the flexibility to work, attend appointments, and pursue housing opportunities.

But making child care more accessible requires more than expanding the number of available seats.

Our latest blog explores four recommendations for creating a child care system that better meets the needs of families experiencing homelessness.

Read more at the link in our bio.
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