View Research by Author - Rosalind E. Berkowitz

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Kids' Share 2008, a second annual report, looks comprehensively at trends in federal spending and tax expenditures on children. This appendix details our data sources, the programs we include, and the methodology used to estimate the percentage of all expenditures that went to children.

"Kids' Share 2007: How Children Fare in the Federal Budget" tracks trends in federal spending on children from 1960 to 2017 by analyzing over 100 programs through which the federal government spends on children. This appendix lists our data sources, describes each program, and explains the methodology used to estimate the percentage of all expenditures that went to children.

This study explores the support strategies used by young Latina mothers in the United States. It identifies Latino subgroups in greatest need of additional support and lists the strategies that appear to work best. The study focuses on two support strategies: (1) young mothers' living arrangements and (2) how young mothers support themselves and their children. The analysis, based on data from the 1990 Census, targets both never- and ever-married young mothers aged 15 to 19 and 20 to 24. Among the latter group, outcomes for those who became mothers as teens are compared to those who waited until at least age 20.

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