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Tag: The High Stakes of Low Wages: Employment among New York City’s Homeless Parents

The High Stakes of Low Wages: Employment among New York City’s Homeless Parents

a policy brief from ICPH May 2013 Finding a job continues to be a challenge for many New Yorkers. In March 2013 the city’s jobless rate was 8.9%;1 for homeless families, unemployment was significantly higher, with some estimates at 57%.2 Yet work has become practically the only means out of shelter, as budget constraints have…

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1.5 million students are identified as homeless in U.S. public schools. But that may not be the full picture.

Our new policy brief, “Undercounted and Underserved?”, suggests thousands more students may be going unrecognized … and unsupported.

This is not just a data issue. It is a systems issue. Because in education policy, what we measure determines what we resource—and who gets support.

Read the full policy brief at the link in bio.

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1.5 million students are identified as homeless in U.S. public schools. But that may not be the full picture.

Our new policy brief, “Undercounted and Underserved?”, suggests thousands more students may be going unrecognized … and unsupported.

This is not just a data issue. It is a systems issue. Because in education policy, what we measure determines what we resource—and who gets support.

Read the full policy brief at the link in bio.
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The High Stakes of Low Wages: Employment among New York City’s Homeless Parents

  • ICPH_policybrief_TheHighStakesofLowWages_2013.pdf