Poverty as an Adverse Childhood Experience

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Abstract

Research demonstrates the correlation between childhood adversities linked to poverty and negative outcomes in adulthood, indicating that poverty may itself be considered an adverse childhood experience. Because child poverty is a result of family economic circumstance, policy investments promoting family financial health are imperative to protect child well-being and North Carolina's future prosperity.

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Hughes, M., & Tucker, W. (2018). Poverty as an Adverse Childhood Experience. North Carolina Medical Journal, 79(2), 124–126. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.79.2.124

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