The survey, funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, assessed WIC participant satisfaction across multiple states (Arkansas, Colorado, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Connecticut, Idaho, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, […]
Since the first clinic opened in 1974, WIC has improved the health and well-being of millions of pregnant women, infants, children, and families. Join us in celebrating this remarkable legacy […]
A recent research brief from the Nutrition Policy Institute illuminates the experiences of participants newly enrolled in the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children—commonly known as WIC. The brief, […]
When agencies are designing public services, it’s important to conduct research with people who will be directly impacted by the product or service. One way to do this is by […]
Recertifying for WIC can be difficult, especially for young families that are strapped for time and resources. To better understand WIC’s enrollment and retention gap and identify solutions to address […]
This brief details the need for adequate funding to meet WIC’s increasing caseload.
The Applied Research Framework aims to help external researchers (e.g., academic or nonprofit researchers) plan, communicate, execute and disseminate research related to WIC. This framework provides a checklist to guide […]
Data Sampling and Sample Size: NSCH is a random sampling of 300,000 households, and is a repeated cross-sectional survey. It is a repeated cross-sectional survey. Latest year available (2021) had […]
Data Sampling and Sample Size: ASEC is nationally representative, repeated cross-sectional dataset. Approximately 95,000 households were sampled in 2022. Dataset Description: The ASEC Supplement provides the usual monthly labor force […]
