Together, immigrants and their children make up one-quarter of the US population, with much higher concentration in many cities and suburbs across the country. Urban Institute researchers bring in-depth expertise on well-being and public services to explore the experiences of families and children across these diverse communities, by lifting up key demographic data, exploring how public services can reach those who need them, and understanding the multigenerational integration of immigrant families.
Research Reports:
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Forty Percent of Black and Hispanic Parents of School-Age Children Are Food Insecure
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Urgent Action Needed to Address Children’s Unmet Health Care Needs During the Pandemic
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Equitable Access to Universal Prekindergarten in Washington, DC
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Who Wins the Preschool Lottery? Applicants and Application Patterns in DC Public Prekindergarten
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On Eve of 2020 Census, Many People in Hard-to-Count Groups Remain Concerned about Participating
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Preparing the Future Workforce: Early Care and Education Participation among Children of Immigrants
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Elevating Cultural Relevance and Racial Equity in Research and Evaluation
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How Parental Preferences and Subsidy Receipt Shape Immigrant Families’ Child Care Choices
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Child Care Choices of Low-Income, Immigrant Families with Young Children
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Solutions for Youth: An Evaluation of the Latin American Youth Center's Promotor Pathway Program
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The Affordable Care Act: Coverage Implications and Issues for Immigrant Families
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Health and Social Service Needs of US-Citizen Children with Detained or Deported Immigrant Parents
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Hispanics’ Retirement Security: Past Trends and Future Prospects
Urban Wire Posts:
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Why We Should Be Talking about Mental Health among Latinx Communities
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Confronting Racism and Supporting Asian American Communities in the Wake of COVID-19
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Evidence Reveals Children of Immigrants' Shared Diversity and Ties to America
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‘Nonresponse Bias’ Could Explain the Census Bureau’s Finding on the Citizenship Question
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Separating Race from Ethnicity in Surveys Risks an Inaccurate Picture of the Latinx Community
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Evicting Mixed-Status Families Won’t Make Housing Assistance Waiting Lists Disappear
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The 2020 Census is complex, vulnerable, and vital to our democracy
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Census 2020: Ensuring “hard-to-count” Asian Americans count at the federal, state, and local levels
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Asian Americans are falling through the cracks in data representation and social services
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Five reasons the addition of a citizenship question to the 2020 Census is detrimental to its goal
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How many children of immigrants live in the US? The answer is hard to pin down.
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Knowing the state and local story: How targeted data can support children’s access to preschool
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The Supplemental Poverty Measure reveals the limits of the safety net for immigrants
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How can cities assess their residents’ foreign language needs?
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Children: the unseen casualties of the hatred unleashed by the election
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Responding to the COVID-19 Crisis: Mitigating the Risks of a 2020 Census Undercount
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Immigrant Families and Workers: Pathways to Integration and Mobility
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