Matthew Reszitnyk knows what living with poverty is like. He wants to help combat the problem.
The world's most-feted economist couple have dedicated their life to fighting poverty.
A step in the right direction: In 2014, Utah's child well-being ranking returned to 11th place, beginning recovery from a 5-year slip. Let's keep climbing.
Is the grass really greener in Utah? Leading by example in homelessness reform
Study indicates Utah’s economic recovery has been slower for low-income families.
One in six Utah children lives in poverty. Actually, it may be more than that. That number, pre
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Children in Utah are more likely to be living in poverty today than they were two decades ago. That’s according to new data released from the Annie E.…
It started when the
Wide disparities in public investment raise concerns about whether children nationwide are on equal footing when pursuing the American Dream.
In the future, economic growth could be expected in Southern Utah.
More mothers are working in Utah, but finding little help.
AAUW members met on Tuesday to discuss equality in the workplace.
As Utah's economy improves and more people find jobs, the number of residents receiving fo
Imagine discovering an extra $2,323. That's the average amount the Earned Income Tax Credit provides Utah tax filers who claim it. EITC can increase the effective wage of qualifying workers by more than $2/hour. But why does it so often go unclaimed?
After signing up for Google Fiber last year, Duncan Lillico’s home evolved into a sort of mini Internet cafe. The Provo family’s three children, often joined by friends, play Web-based games on up to four ...
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