Black mothers with young children have encountered pernicious, multidetermined, racial
disparities in the United States for centuries. However, disorders, risks, and stressors among …

Background A fairer economy is increasingly recognised as crucial for tackling widening
social, economic and health inequalities within society. However, which actions have been …

We identify key issues for housing researchers, practitioners, and advocates working in the
United States and Canada to consider, both during the COVID-19 pandemic and far beyond …

The link between socioeconomic status and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms
is well established. Given that Black women are disproportionately burdened by both …

Of the 40 million people living in poverty in the US, approximately 28% are single mothers
and 18% are children. Low family income is linked with negative outcomes including higher …

ABSTRACT Each year, nearly 2.5 million evictions are filed in the United States. Recent
research links evictions to a host of negative outcomes, but effects on child well-being are …

Research has long emphasized the adverse effects of poverty on children; however, within‐
family processes of how safety nets offset the effects of poverty differ by race and ethnicity …

Black female primary caregivers who receive Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
(TANF) are burdened not only by economic pressure but also by a disproportionate …

Extensive evidence suggests low-income mothers depend upon their families and friends for
emotional, practical, and economic support in times of need. This is the first study to examine …

Background Families impacted by the child welfare system (CWS) face increased risks of
poverty, family dysfunction, and poor child outcomes. Strong support networks, comprised of …