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Share Your Information
If you have any articles or research to share with the team, please email me.
Greeting Thought Partners,
Since we have begun our work to address poverty, there has been so many great articles/studies that have been published around our Big Issue of Poverty and all the things that hold people back from moving out of poverty.
Our Chair, Dr. Toya Barnes Teamer suggested that we share these with you. As you all know, she's an educator and believes strongly that knowledge is power. So if we are going to create sustainable solutions to address poverty we must increase our knowledge around this issue.
Therefore, we are proud to introduce "Poverty: Information Sharing Corner", our newsletter geared towards you, our Thought Leaders. Our "Poverty: Information Sharing Corner" will keep you informed on our Big Issue by sharing relevant articles and research. I am excited that you are part of the Thought Leaders team and for all your hard work and dedication
A project of the Center for American Progress-is dedicated to dramatically reducing poverty. At TalkPoverty.org, you can:
Explore data about poverty in America;
Hear from people living in poverty and the people who fight it;
Get involved with local, state, and national organizations to take action
Uptown remains one of the most expensive places to live in New Orleans. On the market right now is a house on Valmont Street that boasts 3,100 square feet, has four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms. The listing price: $885,000.
Read more.
Childcare is
really expensive. In some states the costs can top 15 percent of the median income for a married couple. And when looking at single-family households, that burden can easily pass 40 percent of the median income. One place all that money is not going: the pockets of the workers doing all that childcare.
Read more.
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