Rachel Sheffield

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Rachel Sheffield is research fellow in welfare and family policy in the Center for Health and Welfare Policy at The Heritage Foundation. Read her research.

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    • Opinion

    The Real Reason America’s Birth Rate Keeps Falling

    Rachel Sheffield
    Birth rates in the U.S. continue to fall, according to the latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. U.S. birth rates have been steadily declining for more than a decade now, and the total fertility rate (the number of births a woman is projected to have over her lifetime) has continued to hit…
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    • Opinion

    Reversing Biden’s Child Care Fraud Loopholes

    Rachel Sheffield
    • Opinion

    Mamdani’s Homelessness Crisis: Urgent Course Correction Needed

    Rachel Sheffield
    • Opinion

    Minnesota Fraud Exposes the Baked-In Flaws of Welfare

    Rachel Sheffield
    • Opinion

    New Survey Shows Increased Concerns About the Cost of Raising Children

    Rachel Sheffield
    • Opinion

    Food Stamp Reforms in One Big Beautiful Bill Act Promote Upward Mobility

    Rachel Sheffield
  • Fertility Rates Inch Up, but Marriage and Family Formation Trends Worry Experts

    Rachel Sheffield
  • How the Trump Administration Can Support Healthy Marriage

    Rachel Sheffield
  • Biden-Harris Admin Uses Loopholes to Expand Welfare Benefits, Again

    Rachel Sheffield
  • Better Homelessness Policies Needed to Restore Order on Streets—and in Individuals’ Lives

    Rachel Sheffield
  • Shift in Marital Trends Is Reflected in Valentine’s Day Celebrations

    Rachel Sheffield
  • With Bipartisan Measure, Congress Could Expand Successful ‘One Door’ Policy on Welfare, Workforce

    Rachel Greszler
  • The Growing Ignorance of the Benefits of Marriage—and Why It’s Dangerous

    Rachel Sheffield
  • 25 Years of Healthy Marriage in Utah: State Commission Strengthens Institution

    Rachel Sheffield
  • With Food Stamps Work Requirement, GOP Budget Takes Important Step

    Rachel Sheffield
  • It May Not Be a SNAP, but Congress Should Promote Work for Food Stamps

    Rachel Sheffield