Sarah Ford | February 5, 2015
Attend the National Conference on Ending Poverty, March 28, 2015
Poverty takes lives. It steals potential. It shrinks choices – dramatically and with permanent effects. It leads to dramatically high drop-out rates and equally dramatic levels of teen pregnancy, crime, and drug use. Our neighbors who live in poverty (and again, there are far more than are counted by the poverty line of today) live in a different world. Their world is characterized by a lack of freedom and a lack of independence. You can change that, and the National Conference on Ending Poverty will help you learn how.
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