CUSA’s impact, board member and partner Christy Vines delivered a plenary talk entitled “Taking a Big View: Disrupting the Systems of Poverty with Empathy.” board members, Joan Kuriansky , Jim Masters , and Jennifer Pelling in dialogue about topics including Big View innovations, emerging philanthropic trends, and future directions for Circles USA national leadership

They also support regional collaborations to expand local Big View efforts so as to have a greater impact

a workshop, discussing her personal strategies for moving out of poverty or those undertaken by the Big View Team in her chapter.

The good news is that Amanda will be staying on as a member of the Circles Big View Team, so we will

I admire his ability to dream big and turn what was dreamed into reality.  How can our “Big View” teams cooperatively tackle even more systemic barriers to poverty alleviation

Saving is this big important thing that everyone talks about and says we need. Finally, with that support and understanding, we can change the systems themselves through our Big View

When that meeting ended for the day, I stayed for the local Big View meeting.

Perhaps we can even begin a national Big View campaign for sweeping systemic change. 

They also support regional collaborations to expand local Big View efforts so as to have a greater impact recently, so the following responses truly represent some of the many voices in our region…not just my views

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I love how all participants and volunteers become advocates for change through the Big View.

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