In partnership with the University of California, Berkeley and the Othering & Belonging Institute, Tipping Point conducted a year-long study to get a holistic and nuanced picture of poverty in the San Francisco Bay Area. Its findings present a timely snapshot of poverty in the region and illustrate that even when the economy is strong, millions in our community – even those who aren’t considered to be living in poverty – are struggling to make ends meet. View the Press Release announcing the release of Taking Count 2020.
Taking Count 2020: A Study on Poverty in the Bay Area
PUBLISHED: May 02, 2020
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