Statistics only tell one part of the story of childhood poverty. Cristi Carman and Dr. Philip Fisher, from the Stanford Center on Early Childhood, join Dipesh Navsaria and the #RORPodcast to share a little more of that story, like how to write the kinds of questions that bring that data to life, so that it better represents the people experiencing hardship. Find this conversation about research into the experiences, challenges, and resiliency of children and families experiencing hardship at https://lnkd.in/eANzHx8H or wherever you listen.
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Director of the RAPID Survey Cristi Carman, along with SCEC Director Philip Fisher, talk about turning data into stories on the Reach Out and Read podcast. Listen at the link below!
Statistics only tell one part of the story of childhood poverty. Cristi Carman and Dr. Philip Fisher, from the Stanford Center on Early Childhood, join Dipesh Navsaria and the #RORPodcast to share a little more of that story, like how to write the kinds of questions that bring that data to life, so that it better represents the people experiencing hardship. Find this conversation about research into the experiences, challenges, and resiliency of children and families experiencing hardship at https://lnkd.in/eANzHx8H or wherever you listen.
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Every day is a day to celebrate the uniqueness, creativity, and potential of our youngest generation! Explore challenges and opportunities kids face by using #data from the Child and Family Data Archive on child poverty, education, health & more: myumi.ch/p71jZ OPRE #CFData
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It's disheartening to acknowledge that in our world, some individuals find themselves in desperate situations, driven to unimaginable actions due to the harsh circumstances of poverty. The recent reports of parents taking extreme measures, even harming their own children, underscore the urgent need for collective efforts to address systemic issues contributing to these tragic outcomes. As a society, it is crucial that we reflect on the factors perpetuating poverty and work towards creating a more compassionate and equitable world. By raising awareness, supporting initiatives that empower vulnerable communities, and advocating for systemic change, we can strive to break the cycle of despair and build a future where every individual has the opportunity to thrive. Let's not turn a blind eye to the harsh realities faced by those in need, but rather unite in our commitment to fostering empathy, understanding, and actionable solutions. Together, we can strive to build a world where no one is forced to make unthinkable choices due to the grip of poverty. #EndPoverty #empathymatters
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Delving into the powerful pages of “Just Act: We Are the Solution to Poverty” by Angie Peters has been an eye-opening experience! Peters challenges us to confront the root causes of poverty and inequality while providing practical insights on how acting can be a catalyst for change. Through compelling stories and actionable strategies, “Just Act” empowers us to use our voices, talents, and resources to address systemic issues and create a more just and equitable society for all. If you’re passionate about making a difference and ready to take action, this book is a must-read! Let’s come together, ignite change, and be the solution to poverty. #JustAct #ChangingLives #BuildingCommunity #BetterTogether #buyabookgiveabook
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Creating a Pathway to Success 2023 was a banner year. We helped more people achieve a life free from poverty last year than in any single year prior. We served 16,778 unduplicated clients, providing more than 100,000 services to change not only their lives, but the lives of generations to come. Our transformative approach for solving the root cause of poverty is what drives our work daily. #RelentlesslyEndingPoverty Click the link to review the full report: https://ow.ly/cOC250SeFse
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Tomorrow: an important conversation on how poverty prevents barriers to equity. Hear from three experts with both professional & lived expertise discuss the impact of poverty when it comes to accessing to behavioral health services along the continuum of prevention, crisis intervention, and sustained recovery. You'll also learn about how one state approaches policy and programming for people living in poverty across the continuum of care. There's still time to register for our SAMHSA sponsored webinar: "Mental Health and Substance Use Challenge, Prevention, and Recovery: Poverty as an Equity Issue" https://lnkd.in/ep-8t4Az
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Some people experiencing #poverty might also be navigating additional disadvantages, like uninsurance or a limited support system of friends and family. For Luke Shaefer, that observation made a profound difference early in his life when his family was struggling to make ends meet. Listen today to what Shaefer, coauthor of the new book, The Injustice of Place: Uncovering the Legacy of Poverty in America, has to say about the places in America where poverty remains deep and unrelenting—and the potential for #positivechange. Listen to the episode https://urbn.is/4c6Fnve. Subscribe to Evidence in Action and share with your network of #changemakers.
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New Demos research from my colleagues Sophia Knight, Hannah Perry and Alice D. - '“This system is rigged”: A social media listening exploration revealing how people are talking about poverty online'. The report is designed to shed light on the experiences of people living in financial hardship, through analysis of discussions in specific online support spaces. It is the first installment of a series of four waves, which will provide a regular ‘dip in’ to the online conversation, to pick up salient and emerging insights on poverty and inequality over the course of 2024. https://lnkd.in/e5r4vkSq
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Getting out of poverty is a formidable challenge that many individuals and families face daily. Poverty is often characterized by a lack of resources, limited access to opportunities, and systemic barriers that perpetuate cycles of disadvantage. For those living in poverty, meeting basic needs such as food, shelter, and healthcare can be a daily struggle, leaving little room for long-term planning or investment in the future. Building wealth requires more than just financial means—it demands strategic planning and access to opportunities. Join us as we delve into the complexities of wealth creation and the structural barriers that hinder economic empowerment. Through our programs and services, we provide a continuum of care that encompasses identification documents, financial education, emotional intelligence, goal and resource-building opportunities. By addressing the root causes of poverty and promoting pathways to economic empowerment, we strive to create a more equitable and inclusive community where all individuals could thrive. Together, we can make a difference. #WealthCreation #EconomicEmpowerment #MainStreetMinistries #BreakPovertyCycle #endpoverty
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🎙️ Dive into the latest #Tutorcast episode! We explore the findings from our 18-month research with The University of Manchester, delving into how poverty impacts local communities and challenges conventional views, and how we have used this research to inform our practice. 🔗 Listen now: https://loom.ly/Ty719iI 📚 For a detailed look at our research and its impact on education policies, check out the full episode and connect the dots from our first two episodes on poverty and place. #EducationPodcast #SocialJustice
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