The first checks for the expanded Child Tax Credit, which arrived in July 2021, reduced the monthly child poverty rate by 26% and significantly impacted the hunger landscape in the United States. After six payments, the expanded Child Tax Credit expired in December 2021. What have we learned from this period, where are we now and what is the path forward?

This webinar hosted by the Iowa Hunger Summit featured Sophie Collyer, research director, and Megan Curran, policy director from the Center on Poverty and Social Policy in discussion with Kyle Poorman, director of Iowa Hunger Summit, on the impact of the Child Tax Credit on food security.