| Organization Name | Economic Mobility Pathways (EMPath) |
| Street | 308 Congress Street |
| City | Boston |
| State/Province | MA |
| Zip/Postal Code | 02210 |
| Country | US |
| Website | https://www.empathways.org/ |
| Organization Description | Economic Mobility Pathways (EmPATH), formerly Crittenton Women’s Union, has developed an intergenerational economic mobility demonstration project that builds pathways towards economic independence for low-income adults while achieving educational readiness and success outcomes for their children. The program has partnered with the low-income parents of children being served at a new learning center outside Boston, MA. The strategy is built on the concept of co-investment, so families assess their level of motivation and commitment to program participation before services are offered. They have also released a paper on coaching, a key design component for many successful 2Gen programs. |
| Organization Twitter Handle | https://twitter.com/disruptpoverty |
| Number of People Served | 1330 |
| Direct Service Organization | Yes |
| Policy Organization | Yes |
| Human Services | No |
| Government Agency | No |
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| Early Childhood | No |
| Child Welfare | No |
| Economic Supports | Yes |
| Fatherhood | No |
| Foster Youth | No |
| Grandparent/Kinship Care | No |
| Head Start | No |
| Health, Including Mental Health | No |
| Housing | Yes |
| Justice Involved | No |
| K-12 | No |
| Postsecondary (Higher Education) | No |
| Social Capital | Yes |
| Substance Abuse Disorder | No |
| Workforce Development | Yes |