Mapping Childhood Poverty: The Hardest-Hit Areas in the U.S.
Childhood poverty remains one of the most pressing social issues in the United States, affecting millions of children and shaping their futures in profound ways. Poverty can impact access to food, education, healthcare, and stable housing, putting children at a lifelong disadvantage. A new analysis by PARequirements sheds light on where childhood poverty is most concentrated by mapping out the counties with the highest percentages of children living in poverty.
