The Institute for Research on Poverty (IRP) has both a national and a Wisconsin presence. Among our Wisconsin-focused efforts are:
- a long history of research for the Bureau of Child Support in the Department of Children and Families;
- an integrated data system harmonizing administrative data from five state agencies;
- the DreamUp Wisconsin project that identifies and implements policies to raise net income by 10 percent for 10,000 Dane County middle-class households; and
- the Wisconsin Poverty Project, which produces an annual assessment of poverty throughout Wisconsin.
IRP also has cooperative research agreements with several Wisconsin state agencies, and IRP Affiliates are involved in a broad array of state and local evaluations and technical assistance efforts.
In addition to linking to key Wisconsin projects, this page contains links to all of IRP’s Wisconsin-focused products and to other resources on poverty in Wisconsin.
Work with State and Local Agencies
Wisconsin Poverty Research
Other Wisconsin Resources
Center on Wisconsin Strategy (COWS)
Wisconsin census data
Wisconsin Center for Education Research
Wisconsin Connections (this is a series of fact sheets from UW-Extension, intended to assist families to connect to state and federal support programs)
Wisconsin Longitudinal Study
Wisconsin Population Health Institute
Wisconsin state agencies
WisKids Count
Wisconsin census data
Wisconsin Center for Education Research
Wisconsin Connections (this is a series of fact sheets from UW-Extension, intended to assist families to connect to state and federal support programs)
Wisconsin Longitudinal Study
Wisconsin Population Health Institute
Wisconsin state agencies
WisKids Count