Progress Continues One Year After the White House Summit on Working Families

It has been one year since the White House Summit on Working Families. This interactive shows some of the progress that has been made for working families during that time.

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In June 2014, the White House, the U.S. Department of Labor, and the Center for American Progress hosted the White House Summit on Working Families in Washington, D.C. This interactive highlights many of the amazing steps toward progress for working families that have happened since.

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Progress Continues One Year After the White House Summit on Working Families