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Social Insurance

Social insurance protects workers and families by providing income support, assistance in meeting basic needs, or services to improve economic opportunity.

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The Case for and Challenges of Delivering In-Kind Nutrition Assistance to Children
This essay makes the case that in-kind nutrition benefits—both in the form of prepared meals and grocery vouchers—support a healthy and hunger-free childhood.
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Reducing Child Poverty in the United States
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Food Security Shouldn’t Take a Summer Vacation
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Event Recap: Lessons for Strengthening Social Insurance  

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The Case for and Challenges of Delivering In-Kind Nutrition Assistance to Children
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Food Security Shouldn’t Take a Summer Vacation
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Event Recap: Lessons for Strengthening Social Insurance  
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Targeting, Universalism, and Other Factors Affecting Social Programs’ Political Strength

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A year after Dobbs, House GOP proposed taking food from hungry babies
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How an aging population poses challenges for U.S. economy, workforce and social programs
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Making contraception free for low-income, uninsured women could prevent many unplanned pregnancies and abortions, new report shows
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The U.S. uses a food stamp program to tackle food insecurity. Should Canada?

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Who Stands to Lose If the Final SNAP Work Requirements Rule Takes Effect?
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Share of Children Living in Food-Insecure Households, by State (2018 Update)

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