PSC In The News
Savolainen links antisocial behavior in childhood to disadvantage and poverty in adulthood
Norton et al. put dollar value on relief from chronic pain for Americans age 50+
Seefeldt says TANF restrictions may limit program's help for poor Americans
Highlights
Paula Fomby to succeed Jennifer Barber as Associate Director of PSC
PSC community celebrates Violet Elder's retirement from PSC
Neal Krause wins GSA's Robert Kleemeier Award
U-M awarded $58 million to develop ideas for preventing and treating health problems
Seefeldt finds Detroit single mothers juggle debt in complicated ways
a PSC In The News reference, 2013
"Life in the Red" - New York Times. 01/14/2013.
This story explores the complex factors in low-income debt, including self-sabotage, and the complex resource juggling adopted to stay afloat. Kristin Seefeldt's work with single mothers in Detroit, cited here, examines how the working poor contribute to and respond to their continual debt burden.