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Beyond Temporary Beliefs

Beyond Temporary Relief for Families: Lessons from ARPA’s Investments in Child Care & the Child Tax Credit

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Advancing an Anti-Racist Child Allowance

November 10, 2022

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The Child Tax Credit & Family Economic Security: Findings from the Center for the Study of Social Policy’s Survey of Families with Children

By David BlountOctober 2022

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Esi Hutchful

September 20, 2022

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How States Used COVID Relief Funding to Engage Child Care Stakeholders: Five Lessons for Policymakers

By Julie KashenSeptember 2022

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New Census Data Confirms the Powerful Impact of the Child Tax Credit

By Ellie Kaverman / September 14, 2022

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Benefits of a Universal Intervention in Pediatric Medical Homes

By Lia Hsu-Rodriguez and Robert Sege | MaryCatherine Arbour, MPH, MD; Placidina Fico, MPH / August 19, 2022

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Where Do We Go From Here?: How Temporary Investments in the Child Tax Credit & Child Care Impacted North Carolina Families, and the Road Ahead

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Policy Change to Promote Early Relational Health

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“We Don’t Have that in Mississippi”: How Temporary Expansions of the Child Tax Credit & Child Care Demonstrate the Importance of Federal Investments & Oversight