Opinion: Harris’s Path to Victory Runs Through Parents
By Ailen Arreaza, Executive Director In the last several weeks, JD Vance and Donald Trump have been seen attempting to
New Survey: 91% of Parents Support Expansion of the Child Tax Credit Included in Congress’ Bipartisan Tax Deal
More Than Half of Respondents Say 2021 CTC Made a Huge Difference in Their Family’s Finances Two-Thirds of Parents Report
Parents Group: Two-Thirds of Parents Report They Are Struggling Financially Ahead of Thanksgiving; 70% of Families Struggling Say Their Biggest Challenge is Affording Food
Families Are Facing Widespread Economic Instability as Congress Heads Home Without Addressing Urgent WIC Funding Needs or the Child Care
Newest Survey on Expanded Child Tax Credit Reveals Financial Insecurity and Child Hunger as One Full Year without Monthly CTC Payments Approaches
As Some Democrats Push to Restart the Program, ParentsTogether Action Finds That 82% of Parents Support This Policy 61% Say
Parent Warning: Universal School Meals Will Expire June 30
Access to universal free school meals is set to end on June 30, 2022, impacting up to 10 million children
Survey Reveals Families in Serious Financial Crisis With Rising Prices and No Monthly Child Tax Credit Payments in Sight
9 out of 10 Parents are Finding it Harder to Make Ends Meet 45% of Respondents Struggling to Feed Families
New Survey Shows Middle and Low Income Parents Struggling To Find Child Care They Can Afford: As a Result, 62% of Respondents Had to Cut Back on Work Hours
New Data Shows Dire Need for Affordable Child Care and Universal Preschool, 2 Years into Pandemic According to a new New Survey Reveals Rising Family Poverty and Child Hunger As Second Month without the Expanded Child Tax Credit Approaches
According to ParentsTogether Action, 1 in 5 Parents Say Since Checks Stopped, They Haven’t Been Able to Afford Enough Food;
Days Before Final Child Tax Credit Payment, Results of New Survey From Parents Group Prompt Dire Warning of Family Poverty and Child Hunger if Payments Don’t Continue
81% of Respondents Say it is “Extremely Important” for Their Families that Child Checks Continue Past This Year, Up from