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Women More Likely to Face Housing Insecurity in Pandemic-Led Recession - Milwaukee Community Journal

  • Nov 6, 2020
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NNPA NEWSWIRE — Women are more likely to be renters, the group hit hardest by this recession. Nearly half (45%) of female renter households spend more than 30 percent of their income on housing. Dubbed the “she-cession,” women face disproportionate housing impacts due to unemployment, housing tenure and childcare. Unemployment claims for women were up […]

The post Women More Likely to Face Housing Insecurity in Pandemic-Led Recession appeared first on Milwaukee Community Journal.

Source: Milwaukee Community Journal - Wisconsin's Largest African American Newspaper

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