Media Coverage of the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP)

Boston Globe editorial: Don't Ask, Don't Ask, June 22, 2006

New York Times editorial: Save Our SIPP, June 20, 2006

Washington Post: Democrats Try to Save Poverty Survey, June 8, 2006

Herald News (NJ): Plan to Cut Major Census Survey Draws Outcry, April 3, 2006

New Standard News (NY): Bush Budget Would Alter 'Essential' Census Surveys, March 9, 2006

New York Times editorial: Discovering What Happens Next, March 4, 2006

Marketplace radio, No Consensus on Census Change, March 2, 2006

Alternet, Two Approaches to Poverty, March 2, 2006

The Chronicle of Higher Education, Plan to End Study Comes Under Fire, March 2, 2006

OneWorld US: U.S. Plan to Eliminate Survey of Needy Families Draws Fire, March 2, 2006

Washington Post: Census Bureau Survey Falling on Hard Times, March 1, 2006

UPI: Poor People Survey May be Scrapped, March 1, 2006

ResearchResearch.com: CEPR urges sociologists to help save survey, Feb. 28, 2006

National Journal: Census Study on the Chopping Block, Feb. 25, 2006 (subscription required)

Click here to learn more about CEPR's efforts to save the SIPP

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