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In 1999 Tony Blair announced a goal of eliminating child poverty in Britain within a generation. Kate Bell examines the country's progress.
Hearing focuses on why a new stimulus must help Americans work their way out of poverty in order to stabilize the economy, writes Kate Bell.
Kate Bell analyzes new reports showing that child poverty is linked to poor health in adults, even those who rise out of poverty.
Kate Bell provides analysis of new research that shows it’s not just poverty that affects children’s outcomes—it’s inequality, too.
Kate Bell on a new study from the UK showing that discrimination may account for up to two-thirds of the wage difference between men and women.
Kate Bell explains why the British government should look to its own poverty success rather than the United States' early failures for welfare reform help.