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Economic Inclusion for Families (Robert Wood Johnson Foundation) is sponsored by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. This initiative envisions U.S. tax and caregiving systems that support caregivers, ensuring all families have the resources needed to raise thriving children.
The Foundation supports research and advocacy efforts to value caregiving and promote economic inclusion for all families, particularly those marginalized by systemic barriers.
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Every Family Should Have the Opportunity to Make Healthy Choices | RWJF Economic Inclusion for Family Wellbeing HEALTHY CHILDREN & FAMILIES We must begin all of our efforts to transform systems and policies grounded in the question: What is best for children and families?
Prioritizing the wellbeing of families and creating a social contract that recognizes people for more than their workforce productivity can help build toward an inclusive economy. Through this kind of transformational change, we can create a brighter future that lifts all children and families. A Transformational Vision At RWJF, we are working to include all families in the economy now and for generations to come.
With many allies and partners, we are working toward a new vision—economic inclusion—that prioritizes and serves families. Economic inclusion means overcoming the legacy that undervalues caregivers. It means creating a new social contract that acknowledges our interdependence and recognizes that all families are deserving of wellbeing.
That will require institutions to recognize their own responsibility to support the caregivers who are raising the next generation, and to eliminate the structural and systemic barriers that have long excluded and marginalized some families.
A Glimpse at What's Possible The COVID-19 pandemic shined new light on the links between health and wellbeing, economic security, and structural racism, illuminating cracks in our political and economic systems in ways our nation can no longer ignore. While far from perfect, the collective policy response showed that we can adopt policies that will improve public health, support economic stability, and advance inclusion.
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Reimagining the Tax System to Strengthen Family Wellbeing Elaine Maag, one of the nation’s foremost experts on tax and fiscal policy, shares strategies to transform our federal tax system to help all families thrive.
How the Federal Income Tax System Can Worsen Racial Disparities Funded by RWJF, this data interactive from the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center highlights how some federal income tax policies and audit practices exacerbate inequities in wealth and income.
Spotlight: Every Family Forward</h2> " data-isAbstract="false" class="cmp-text"> Spotlight: Every Family Forward Through our project Every Family Forward, RWJF periodically hosts public conversations examining how we can change policies and systems to help all families thrive. Two recent conversations examined how to make equitable shifts to the tax system.
<br> " data-isAbstract="false" class="cmp-text"> Through our project Every Family Forward, RWJF periodically hosts public conversations examining how we can change policies and systems to help all families thrive. Two recent conversations examined how to make equitable shifts to the tax system.
Reshaping the Tax System to Support Family Wellbeing, Part 1 Reshaping the Tax System to Support Family Wellbeing, Part 2 <span class="heading3-style">From the Blog</span></p> " data-isAbstract="false" class="cmp-text"> What Does an Inclusive Economy Look Like? Inclusive policies can restore the economic rights of people regardless of race, class, gender or other factors.
Economic Inclusion for Family Wellbeing How an Inclusive Economy Supports Healthy Families We have the power to build a just and inclusive economy that honors every family's dignity.
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Economic Inclusion for Family Wellbeing Many Adults with Lower Income Prefer Monthly Child Tax Credit Payments Four Reasons the Expanded Child Tax Credit Should Be Permanent Why Building Black Wealth is Key to Health Equity Related News and Insights<br> <p>Read expert perspectives and the latest research from RWJF to explore the opportunities and complexities of this topic.
</p> " data-isAbstract="false" class="cmp-text"> Related News and Insights Read expert perspectives and the latest research from RWJF to explore the opportunities and complexities of this topic. Our tax code wasn't built for today's families. We can change it.
Tax system reforms can give families of all shapes and sizes a fair and just opportunity to thrive. Child and Family Wellbeing Government says 'eat better' but makes it harder to feed your family Slogans such as "Eat Real Food" offer no help if you’re a parent trying to feed kids while grocery prices skyrocket. This administration is making it harder for families to put real food on the table.
Social Determinants of Health Change Happens When Diverse Voices Shape Narratives Lived experience, ecosystems of support, and the courage to disrupt drives narrative power that leads to change. Economic Inclusion for Family Wellbeing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Are you an RWJF Grantee (Past or Present?) Are you a European Union Resident?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations engaged in research, advocacy, and initiatives that aim to transform systems and policies to better support caregivers and advance economic inclusion for families, especially those historically excluded. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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