On March 29th, 2019, Children’s HealthWatch submitted public comment on the USDA’s proposed rule “Requirements for Able-Bodied Adults without Dependents.”
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Originally posted by The Boston Globe as a Letter to the Editor. Kudos for taking a stand in your editorial “Cap on kids a failed welfare experience” (March 7). Massachusetts […]
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Originally posted on Curbed. The cost of fixing the nation’s widening affordable housing shortage measures in the billions of dollars. But if the healthcare costs that come with this lack […]
Originally published on Reuters. WASHINGTON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – A decade after the housing bubble burst in the United States, affordable homes are available to as little as 20 percent […]
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On March 12, 2019, Dr. Ochoa testified before the Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Human Services for their “Growing a Healthy Next Generation: Examining Federal Child Nutrition Programs” hearing. Click […]
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Originally publihsed by The Hagstrom Report. The House Education & Labor Committee began the process of reauthorizing the child nutrition programs today, but House Education & Labor Chairman Bobby Scott, […]
Originally published on the Boston Globe. A generation-long experiment that capped family welfare benefits, by penalizing those who gave birth while on public assistance, is at long last headed for […]
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Originally published on FRAC’s ResearchWire newsletter. After the holidays, people tend to do two things: make New Year’s resolutions and schedule an appointment for their annual checkup. Checkup appointments not […]
