By Teresa Wiltz
Five years after the Great Recession ended, many Americans are still reeling from its effects. Perhaps no group was harmed more by the downturn than children.
Roughly 2 million more children live in poverty today than at the start of the recession, according to a new study by First Focus, a bipartisan children’s advocacy group, and PolicyLab at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia…
2M more kids in poverty than at recession start, 1/2 face housing issues: http://bit.ly/1En3jm2 @First_Focus @PolicyLabCHOP v/ @teresawiltz
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