Systemic inequities and the legacy of structural racism in the United States make it harder for low-income people and people of color to achieve financial stability.
We work to ensure that people having trouble meeting basic needs can access income supports that provide them and their families with the housing, healthcare, cash assistance, job training, and nutrition that every human being needs and deserves.
Direct investments in health coverage, tax credits, and other benefits for people with low income will serve families hardest hit by the pandemic.
We must acknowledge the myriad challenges facing workers, especially in the wake of the pandemic.
It's time to ensure the financial security of all families by providing a guaranteed income.
The stimulus bill is taking its place in history as one of the largest anti-poverty measures in a generation.
The Shriver Center has made recommendations to the Illinois Future of Work Task Force.
No one should have to choose between meeting their basic needs and being with their loved ones.
5,000 Chicagoans will receive $500 a month in one of nation's largest publicly funded guaranteed income programs
Apr 2022
It's time to boldly reimagine the social safety net, eliminate deep poverty, and provide stability to middle income households by implementing a guaranteed income.
Jul 2020
A collection of readings, research, and tools to help guide an understanding of structural racism.
Mar 2020
Links to information and useful resources to aid communities seeking support during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jun 2020
Shriver Center advocates share updates on their COVID-19 response work and impact.
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