Data Snapshot: Poverty
Data Snapshot: Poverty
In November of 2011, the Census Bureau released new research findings on the Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM), an alternative approach for estimating the prevalence of poverty in the United States. To learn more about the SPM and how it compares to the official measure, see The Supplemental Poverty Measure in this issue.
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Other articles in this issue
Doing the Math: The Challenges and Opportunities of Measuring Results in Community Development
Advancing Social Impact Measurement to Build an Asset Class: The Appeal of Social Impact Bonds
Tensions and Opportunities in Evaluating Place-based Interventions
CDFIs as Catalysts for Improving Social Outcomes
Community Perspectives: Designing Responsive Community Development Investments