Many Latino and Black Households Made Costly Work Adjustments in Spring 2021 to Accommodate COVID-Related Child Care Disruptions

Publication | Oct 12, 2021

Most U.S. Hispanic Children Can Trace Their Heritage to Mexico, but Many Other Hispanic Children’s Family Roots Extend Across Latin America

Publication | Oct 06, 2021

Federal Stimulus Payments Kept More Than 2 Million Latino and Black Children Out of Poverty During the COVID-19 Pandemic in 2020

Blog | Poverty and Inequality | Sep 17, 2021

Latino Children Represent Over a Quarter of the Child Population Nationwide and Make Up at Least 40 Percent in 5 Southwestern States

Publication | Racial Equity | Sep 15, 2021

Lessons from the Expanded Child Tax Credit Can Strengthen Other Safety Net Programs

Blog | Poverty and Inequality | Aug 03, 2021

Latino Child Poverty Rose During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Especially Among Children in Immigrant Families

Publication | Aug 03, 2021

4 in 10 Latino and Black households with children lack confidence that they can make their next housing payment, one year into COVID-19

Publication | Jun 29, 2021

Making Service Delivery Relevant for Latino Families during COVID-19 through Responsive Adaptation

Publication | Hispanic Institute | Sep 23, 2020

The Rate of Children Without Health Insurance Is Rising, Particularly among Latino Children of Immigrant Parents and White Children

Publication | Hispanic Institute | Sep 15, 2020

An Economic Portrait of Low-Income Hispanic Families: Key Findings from the First Five Years of Studies from the National Research Center on Hispanic Children & Families

Publication | Families and Parenting | Sep 20, 2019

Undercounting Hispanics in the 2020 Census will result in a loss in federal funding to many states for child and family assistance programs

Publication | Racial Equity | Aug 13, 2019

5 things to know about parents’ knowledge of parenting and early childhood development

Publication | Early Childhood | Sep 25, 2018