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CALIFORNIA SELF-SUFFICIENCY STANDARD FACT SHEET Marin County Key Facts 31% (21,777) of Marin County households live below the Standard. RACE/ETHNICITY There are significant racial and ethnic inequities when looking at which groups fall below the Standard across the county. Households that Fall Below the Standard, by Race: HOUSEHOLDS WITH CHILDREN Statewide, having a child deeply impacts your ability to reach the Standard. Just the presence of one child nearly doubles your chances of living below the Standard. In Marin County, the picture is different as the chances of living below the Standard are nearly the same between households with children and without. Percentage of Households Below the Standard by Household Type: 0 20 40 60 80 100 African American 56% 55% 32% 100% 26% Latinx Asian/Pacific Islander Native American White Households with no children 31% Households with 1 or more children 32% 360 14th Street, Suite 500A | Oakland, CA 94612 | Ph: (510) 251-2600 | Fax: (510) 251-0600 | [email protected] | insightcced.org
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CALIFORNIA SELF-SUFFICIENCY STANDARD FACT SHEETMarin County Key Facts

31% (21,777) of Marin County households live below the Standard.

RACE/ETHNICITYThere are significant racial and ethnic inequities when looking at which groups fall below the Standard across the county.

Households that Fall Below the Standard, by Race:

HOUSEHOLDS WITH CHILDRENStatewide, having a child deeply impacts your ability to reach the Standard. Just the presence of one child nearly doubles your chances of living below the Standard. In Marin County, the picture is different as the chances of living below the Standard are nearly the same between households with children and without.

Percentage of Households Below the Standard by Household Type:

0 20 40 60 80 100

African American 56%

55%

32%

100%

26%

Latinx

Asian/Pacific Islander

Native American

White

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENTThe educational attainment of the head of household plays a major role in determining whether or not a household will fall below the Standard.

Percentage Below Standard by Educational Attainment of Head of Household:

Households with no children

31%

Households with 1 or more children

32%

WORKING ADULTSMany Californian families have come to the conclusion that it is a near necessity to have two adults contributing to their families’ economic well-being. However, even with two working adults in the household, close to one in five households in Marin County cannot make ends meet.

Percentage of Households that Fall Below the Standard by Work Status of Adults:Two or more adults in household...

STANDARD BY SELECTED FAMILY TYPESThe Standard can be calculated for over 700 family types for each county. Below are selected family types to give you a picture of the differences. To learn more about the income needed for more family types, please visit: insightcced.org/2018-self-sufficiency-standard/.

360 14th Street, Suite 500A | Oakland, CA 94612 | Ph: (510) 251-2600 | Fax: (510) 251-0600 | [email protected] | insightcced.org

CALIFORNIA SELF-SUFFICIENCY STANDARD FACT SHEETMarin County Key Facts

31% (21,777) of Marin County households live below the Standard.

RACE/ETHNICITYThere are significant racial and ethnic inequities when looking at which groups fall below the Standard across the county.

Households that Fall Below the Standard, by Race:

HOUSEHOLDS WITH CHILDRENStatewide, having a child deeply impacts your ability to reach the Standard. Just the presence of one child nearly doubles your chances of living below the Standard. In Marin County, the picture is different as the chances of living below the Standard are nearly the same between households with children and without.

Percentage of Households Below the Standard by Household Type:

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENTThe educational attainment of the head of household plays a major role in determining whether or not a household will fall below the Standard.

Percentage Below Standard by Educational Attainment of Head of Household:

WORKING ADULTSMany Californian families have come to the conclusion that it is a near necessity to have two adults contributing to their families’ economic well-being. However, even with two working adults in the household, close to one in five households in Marin County cannot make ends meet.

Percentage of Households that Fall Below the Standard by Work Status of Adults:Two or more adults in household...

STANDARD BY SELECTED FAMILY TYPESThe Standard can be calculated for over 700 family types for each county. Below are selected family types to give you a picture of the differences. To learn more about the income needed for more family types, please visit: insightcced.org/2018-self-sufficiency-standard/.

All adults work

19% 7%

All workers full time,

year round

44%

All workers part time and/or

part year

22%

Some workers part time and/or

part year

FAMILY TYPE STANDARD

Single AdultSingle Adult, 1 preschooler2 adults, 1 school aged child, 1 preschooler

$61,897$107,899$129,313

360 14th Street, Suite 500A | Oakland, CA 94612 | Ph: (510) 251-2600 | Fax: (510) 251-0600 | [email protected] | insightcced.org

0 20 40 60 80 100

Less than high school diploma 80%

72%High school diploma or GED

46%Some college or Associates Degree

18%Bachelor’s Degree or Higher


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