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Families of color struggled with child care before the pandemic

Americans with tight financial resources have fewer options as they navigate COVID-19 closures and layoffs.

Hear from YMCA's Luisa Montes about family child care champion of 25 years, Joy Mclaurin, of Oceanside

Immediate Impacts and Priority Recommendations for Policymakers and Funders

A survey shows that the vast majority of parents feel completely unequipped to guide their children’s education.

Food banks and pantries across the country are facing a steep drop-off in the bread and butter of their operations.

A conversation about the repercussions of redlining in San Diego neighborhoods.

Officials are having to find creative ways to ensure students are getting access to the food they need.

The official poverty measure — also known as the federal poverty line — is remarkably outdated.