100 Million and Counting: A Portrait of Economic Insecurity in the United States

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2018
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This report offers an expanded definition of economic insecurity that reveals that more than 100 million people in the United States are struggling to make ends meet. It includes some powerful insights on this population, and on the depth of the impact that systemic inequities have on our society.

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Policy Series: Green Jobs Contribute to a Well-Being Economy
Resource - Policy Brief
Policy Series: Ensuring the Right to Unionize for Well-Being
Resource - Policy Brief
Graphic displaying title of policy 'Increase Jobs that Contribute to a Green and Well-being Economy'
Increase Jobs that Contribute to a Green and Well-being Economy
Resource - Policy Brief
Graphic displaying title of policy 'Increase Geographic Proximity and Accessibility of Jobs'
Increase Geographic Proximity and Accessibility of Jobs
Resource - Policy Brief
Published on 04/16/2021
Policy Series: Creating Jobs by Increasing Building Efficiency
Resource - Policy Brief
Graphic displaying title of policy 'Expand Down Payment Assistance for Home Buyers'
Expand Down Payment Assistance for Home Buyers
Resource - Policy Brief
Published on 04/16/2021
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These Businesses Embrace Their Role in Well-Being
Story - Original

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Advancing Equitable Economies Policy Library
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Published on 04/20/2021