Working Paper
September, 2001
Iowa
Working Paper
Evidence from Random Assignment Studies of Welfare and Work Programs
June, 2003
Working Paper
September, 2001
Working Paper
Situating Child Care and Child Care Subsidy Use in the Daily Routines of Lower-Income Families
December, 2001
In April 2005, approximately 776,000 young people with disabilities between the ages of 14 and 25 were receiving federal Supplemental Security Income benefits. Individuals who began receiving these benefits before age 18 were expected to stay on the disability rolls for an average of 27 years. Programs that could help young people with disabilities make a successful...
The welfare system has been transformed over the past two decades, notably through the introduction of stricter work requirements and time limits on cash assistance in the 1990s. At the same time, government at both the federal and the state level invested in offering financial work supports of unprecedented scope to low-income parents. A top priority on the national...