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Hoosiers in Poverty Nearly 1,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Hoosiers in poverty 5 th largest increase in U.S. since 2000 More than all neighbor states since Great Recession 2.24 m illion low-income Hoosiers 5 th largest increase in U.S. since 2000

Hoosiers in Poverty  Nearly 1,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Hoosiers in poverty  5 th largest increase in U.S. since 2000  More than all neighbor states since Great Recession  2.24 m illion low-income Hoosiers  5 th largest increase in U.S. since 2000  45.9% of children are low-income  More than all neighbor states, including Kentucky
Working Harder For Less  28 % of jobs in occupations that pay poverty wages  More than all neighbor states – including Kentucky  5.2% earn minimum wage  More than all neighbors – tied with Kentucky  The median hourly wage : $15.24  Less than all neighbor states – excluding Kentucky  6 th Highest Incom e Gap in the nation between 1990 and mid 2000’s
Broken Rungs  Unem ploym ent Benefits  Just 20% of unemployed Hoosiers were receiving unemployment insurance benefits in 2012 – 42nd least generous in U.S.  Tem porary Assistance for Needy Fam ilies (TANF)  During the height of the Great Recession (from 2007 – 2011), the number of unemployed Hoosiers increased by 92.1% while TANF decreased by 51%.  Food Stam ps (SNAP)  Despite nearly leading the nation in increased poverty and low ‐ income individuals, SNAP participation increased by 50% in Indiana – compared to 70% nationally.  Child Care Developm ent Fund (CCDF)  Cliff Effect
A Poverty Trap Infographic Video
Reason For Not Working Hom e or Fam ily Reasons Could Not Find Work 60% 50% 57% 40% 44% 30% 20% 10% 12% 9% 0% In families with female In families with female householder, no husband present householder, no husband present with related children under 18 with related children under 6 years years CPS 2013 Annual Social and Econom ic Supplem ent , formerly called the March Supplement:
Hoosier Fam ilies Need a Toolbox (too) Policy makers should begin to provide a toolbox for families to begin to restore the promise of economic mobility. This toolbox should:  Reward hard working Hoosiers by ensuring they share in economic growth;  Strengthen work support programs for our most vulnerable citizens and ultimately;  Equip all Hoosiers with the opportunity to obtain the skills necessary in order to attract high-paying, quality jobs that are necessary for a family’s economic self-sufficiency.
Stay Inform ed. Website : www.incap.org/ iiwf Twitter: https:/ / twitter.com/ INInstitute Facebook : www.facebook.com/ IN.Institute Blog : www.iiwf.blogspot.com Derek Thomas, Senior Policy Analyst Jessica Fraser, Program Manager dthomas@incap.org jfraser@incap.org (317) 638-4232 (317) 638-4232 (800) 382-9895 (800) 382-9895

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