WCPC Publications
The West Coast Poverty Center produces several publications intended to increase awareness and
understanding of poverty issues. These aim to inform the research community of new poverty research
and to bring poverty-relevant knowledge to policymakers and practitioners, serving as a bridge between
the academic and policy communities. We hope these publications will help to create an informed and
energized community that unites poverty researchers and practitioners.
Poverty Research Flash
The West Coast Poverty Center’s Poverty Research Flash alerts the research community to new research
by Center faculty affiliates on causes, consequences, and effective policy responses to poverty. The
one-page Poverty Flash highlights data sources and methods as well as results.
Poverty Research Flash June 2008
"Education's Effect on Poverty: The Roles of Migration
and Labor Markets" by Bruce Weber, Alexander Marre, Monica Fisher, Robert Gibbs, and John Cromartie
Full paper from the , RSP 07-01, April 2007.
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Previous Poverty Research Flashes
2008-06 "Psychiatric Disorders and Labor Market Outcomes: Evidence from the national Latino and Asian American Study" by David Takeuchi,
Pinka Chatterji,
Margarita
Alegria, and
Mingshan Lu
2008-05 "Accumulating Disadvantage: The Growth in
the Black-White Wage Gap among Women" by Raine Dozier
2008-04 "To Move or Not to Move: Relationships
to Place and Relocation Choices in HOPE VI" by Rachel Kleit and Lynne Manzo.
2008-03 "Redlining
or Risk: A Spatial Analysis of Auto Insurance Rates in Los Angeles" by
Paul M. Ong, and Michael Stoll.
2008-02 "Domestic Violence, Employment, and Welfare Outcomes" New Poverty Research by
Taryn
Lindhorst, Monica Oxford, and Mary Rogers Gillmore
2008-01 "
Child Care: Who Gets What From Government?" Alesha Durfee and Marcia K. Meyers
2007-03 "
The Impact of Child Support Enforcement on Nonmarital Childbearing" Robert Plotnick
2007-02 "Welfare and Work requirements: The Use of Sanctions in Washington State" Marieka Klawitter,
Taryn Lindhorst, and Marcia K. Meyers 2007-01
"
When More Work Doesn't Pay" Stephen D. Holt and Jennifer L. Romich
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Poverty Brief
Our Poverty Briefs offer policy makers and practitioners an accessible discussion of the latest poverty
research, focusing on findings with particular relevance for policy and practice. Generally about six
pages in length, including useful charts and graphs, Poverty Briefs draw from the recent work of West
Coast Poverty Center faculty affiliates and others.
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