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The Self-Sufficiency Standard for Illinois

Illinois State-Level Self-Sufficiency Calculator

Illinois Media

  • 2-7-06, Study: State-subsidized employers offer low pay, Chicago Sun-Times
  • 11-7-05, Thin Margins – Part Two, Chicago Defender
  • 10-14-02, Defining ‘Poor’, The Chicago Tribune
  • 9-21-02, Debating the definition of 'poor', The Chicago Tribune
  • 12-31-01, Study: Family Can’t Survive on Minimum Wage, The Macomb Journal
  • 12-26-01, Layoffs may return workers to welfare, The Daily Herald
  • 12-9-01, Making Ends Meet, The State-Journal Register
  • 12-8-01, When pay won’t cover all the bills, The Quincy Herald-Whig
  • 12-6-01, Importante Estudio de Women Employed, Lawndale News Group (in Spanish)
  • 12-6-01, Women Employed Issues Important Study, Lawndale News Group (in English)
  • 12-5-01, Study Calculates Q-C Cost of Living, The Rock Island Argus
  • 12-4-01, Federal Poverty Level Out of Touch-Study, The Chicago Sun-Times
  • 12-4-01, Study: Minimum Wage Can’t Meet Needs of Family, The Southern Illinoisan

Illinois Resources

  • Seventh Annual Report on Illinois Poverty - 2007
  • Not Even a Place in Line-2007- Public Housing & Housing Choice Voucher Capacity and Waiting Lists in Illinois
  • Subsidizing Low-Wage Jobs: An Analysis of the First Economic Development Deals Disclosed Under Illinois’ New Accountability Law
  • Evaluating and Improving Anti-Poverty Efforts – The Self-Sufficiency Standard for Illinois PRAGmatics: The Journal of Community Based Research Evaluating and Improving Anti-Poverty Efforts
  • Mapping a Future for Illinois’ Economy and Families
  • What Do You Want to Be? Lower Income Women Face the Job Market

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Chicago, IL 60640
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