Recent Coverage
Chris Lovett interviews Ruthie Liberman about the Education Rewards Grant program
Neighborhood Network News
May 31, 2011
BOSTON - Neighborhood Network News - Host Chris Lovett interviewed Crittenton Women's Union Vice President of Public Policy, Ruthie Liberman, regarding new Education Rewards Grant legislation, which is currently wending its way through the Massachusetts legislative process. This program aired May 12, 2011.
Read MoreFor selected group, Cambridge program aims to end poverty in five years
THE CAMBRIDGE CHRONICLE
October 8, 2010
Cambridge — A Boston-based program focused on breaking the cycle of poverty in single-parent households is expanding to Cambridge.
Read MoreInitiative promises more clout for charities
Boston Globe
September 22, 2010
Boston Globe Business report: Fund will help groups stretch dollars by combining resources
Read MoreSchooling key to recovery
BOSTON BUSINESS JOURNAL
May 21, 2010
Once the Massachusetts economy recovers enough to start adding jobs at a robust rate, it will be good news. But it will only be good news for those who know where the jobs are and are qualified to fill them.
Read MoreWhen minimum wage is just not enough
THE BAY STATE BANNER
April 14, 2010
A recent study published by the Crittenton Women’s Union (CWU) found that for a single-adult to be self-sufficient in Massachusetts, they must earn more than double the state’s current $8 per-hour minimum-wage.
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