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“The Unheard Third” is an innovative survey of low-income New Yorkers designed to inform the media, elected officials, and the public.

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Tracy Munford
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For information about the survey, email: unheardthird@cssny.org.



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pdf The Unheard Third 2009: Job Loss, Economic Insecurity, and a Decline in Job Quality
A survey of low-income New Yorkers. May 2010

pdf Survey Reveals the Struggles and Worries of Low Income Women in New York City
Press Release, March 12, 2010

pdf The Unheard Third 2009
Initial Data Release. October 2009

pdf A Profile of Low-Income Latino New Yorkers
The Unheard Third 2009

pdf Recession Hits New York Latinos Hardest
Press Release The Unheard Third October 2009

pdf Survey of Low-Income New Yorkers Shows Employers Shedding Jobs and Cutting Benefits
Press Release. The Unheard Third 2009.

pdf Battered by the crisis
El Diario, October 30, 2009

pdf A depression for Latinos
El Diario, October 29, 2009

pdf The Other Financial Crisis: New Yorkers United in Debt and Economic Security
The Unheard Third, September 22, 2008

pdf CSS Survey Reveals Policy Priorities as Political Parties Convene
The Unheard Third, August 27, 2008

pdf Is New York Headed in the Wrong Direction?
The Unheard Third, March 10, 2008

pdf CSS Survey of Poor New Yorkers Foreshadows Voters' Sentiments Across America
The Unheard Third, January 9, 2008

pdf Uninsured New Yorkers are Linked to Poverty
The Unheard Third, September 4, 2007



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