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Advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion; Pursuing systemic change through the Big View; and Linking poverty

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A Major Challenge We Face In Alleviating Poverty In Our Region Is… Living deep in the Appalachian South , we have a lot of extreme generational poverty, especially in the small towns surrounding Asheville One Thing I Want Potential Circles Participants To Know Is…   You are a brilliant, resourceful, and valuable

and hard-won lessons guaranteed to inspire us all in our shared mission of building community to end poverty Oh, well, we come to Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, we sit in a circle, and we talk about different poverty life, or [who] just could relate—whether they were from a higher class or if they were dealing with poverty My daughters, they've participated in poverty simulations that we hosted. Reno County Susan D Richards: Circle Leader to Board Chair | Circles Ashland Building Community to End Poverty

Learn more: Transformational Leadership: A Framework to End Poverty ~ By Scott C.

Over the past year, I’ve learned so much about poverty alleviation, the challenges Circle Leaders face

Our Circles volunteers are essential as we are building community to end poverty. Lattanzio (Circles NWA, AR) Nominated by Christina WIlliams, Founder & Executive Director, Innovative Poverty Circles USA button and help us celebrate 25 years of extraordinary volunteers building community to end poverty

And while we grew up in subsidized housing, I didn’t notice we were living in poverty— my mom never showed weeks of training where we shared our stories and learned about all the barriers that keep people in poverty

How has CUSA changed your life, your thinking about poverty, and/or your relationships with others?  

Why is it important that women lead poverty reduction work? Circles USA button and help us celebrate 25 years of extraordinary women building community to end poverty

chapters Personal diversity: ethnicity, age, background, gender, sexuality, religion, lived experience of poverty