Campaign 2000 released the Pandemic Lessons: Ending Child and Family Poverty is Possible report which found that in 2020 child poverty was reduced by a dramatic 40%. This significant progress was due in large part to temporary pandemic transfers from the federal government. Campaign 2000 released the 2022 report card which provided a sustainable, achievable, ongoing anti-poverty plan that includes more than 50 recommendations addressing inequality, income security, housing, childcare, decent work and healthcare. 

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