The Invisible Americans Podcast is a non-profit communications organization. Its mission is to end child poverty. The podcast is hosted by Co-Presidents Jeff Ma
19 million children are currently excluded from some or all of the #ChildTaxCredit because their families do not earn enough to qualify for it.
Congress should expand the #CTC to reach all children in need -- as soon as possible!
Millions of kids and families would be helped by the bipartisan #ChildTaxCredit proposal announced this week.
Thanks to Center on Budget and Policy Priorities for this great graphic.
As we honor MLK, Congress is considering an expanded Child Tax Credit that could lift hundreds of thousands of children out of poverty. This is our best hope this year for the 13 million children in American who live in poverty.
Season 2 is coming Feb. 15.
Two leaders in the fight against poverty in the United States -Rep Rosa DeLauro and Brian Greene- join us in our 4th episode. Investing in families is good for our economy. Listen to the full episode https://t.co/40rQOpKu7N
@rosadelauro@HoustonFoodBank
"Poverty is traumatic in a unique, long-standing, constant way that can be hard to explain to those who don’t have that same lived experience." Listen to Clara Moore, a poverty expert with the national organization RESULTS https://t.co/KTYlltj9rw
Income levels have the strongest unique effect on brain regions. When all the adversity metrics are measured together, family income levels drive the effects on the brain more than any other factor. Learn more at
https://t.co/npBJORnAeI
Nathaniel G. Harnett, PhD, fromHarvard University is focused on understanding why some people are more likely to develop brain disorders, such as PTSD, after suffering a trauma. In other words, it's the neurobiology of fear. https://t.co/EHV7G6maCQ
Healthy eating is essential for children's good health, growth and development. Healthy eating in childhood means they will have less chance of developing chronic diseases like heart disease, type 2 diabetes, obesity and some cancers. #EndChildHunger
Single-parent families are more likely to face hunger because they must stretch their income further. In 2021, 24% of households headed by single moms were food insecure. #EndChildHunger#PovertyInAmerica