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- CUSA Salutes Women’s History Month 2025
The reason is simple: For us, building strong relationships with the people most directly impacted by poverty We uplift these holidays in order to (1) share up-to-the-moment data on poverty trends, and (2) re-dedicate Further, women and girls face disproportionate obstacles to getting and staying out of poverty , often Women and Poverty: Surveying the Field The U.S. Among single-parent families, BIPOC women face the highest rates of poverty, with 47% of Black mothers
- The Four Faces of a Clock Tower and our Economy
Right now, if you are born in poverty , the economy will not serve you at the same level as someone who The condition of poverty is an unnecessary characteristic of the US economy. An economy that generates so much poverty as ours is like a clock tower that has only one or two faces To end poverty, it must invest in creating poverty reduction systems as an alternative to poverty management
- The Learning Curve Chronicles: Introducing Camp Kaleidoscope
and progress at CUSA as we continually deepen and enhance our mission of building community to end poverty At Circles, we have two big goals: To support individuals and families as they leave poverty behind for To remove the systemic barriers that keep people stuck in poverty. and supporting families in leaving poverty behind permanently. Click the Give to Circles button and help us celebrate 25+ years of building community to end poverty
- Evaluating Paul Ryan’s Plan “A Better Way”
Dear All, It is obvious that the poverty and economic pain felt, especially in rural communities, influenced Now that we have the results, it is imperative for each of us to understand Paul Ryan’s poverty plan, results of formal community and government programs, and is focused on moving people permanently out of poverty development throughout the country, the human development side of the equation can only go so far in reducing poverty
- Circles USA Hosts Virtual Leadership Conference
BREAKTHROUGH – VISION: How to develop a bold plan for reducing poverty? BREAKTHROUGH – SYSTEMS: How to move from poverty management to poverty reduction?
- Recap: 2023 CUSA National Leadership Conference
the mission, the message, and the model, but to share innovations and to begin to imagine: What does poverty “Circles is about overcoming poverty,” he said. And to give everyone else in the room a glimpse into my life living in poverty, and out of the same lens , see me today for the woman I have become, no longer living below the poverty guidelines.” Experiment (COPE) poverty simulation facilitated by Poverty Solutions Group (lead organization for
- Announcing CUSA’s 2023 Network Award Winners
due to the outstanding leadership so many of you demonstrate in your work building community to end poverty Lynette Fields of Florida’s Poverty Solutions Group says, “Beth is a humble and gracious servant leader “It’s easy to believe what you hear others say about poverty,” Sandi says. “But it’s something altogether different when you see the realities of generational poverty with your Because of Circles, I now have friends who have battled poverty their entire lives, and they are some
- NEW! 2021 Impact Report Released
of multiple years of data that demonstrates the efficacy of the Circles model Key breakthroughs in poverty alleviation, such as our Big View initiatives that dismantle systemic barriers that keep people trapped in poverty
- Lives Transformed — PART 1
“I was doing everything I knew to get out of poverty. She pointed to a flyer about a class called Circles that helps people get out of poverty. I thought, “What are these people going to teach me about poverty that I don’t already know?” I was doing everything I knew to get out of poverty. I wanted out of poverty. In early 2014, I was hired as a full-time Circles coach.
- March 2017 Impact Report
This report measures our success in key strategic areas related to achieving a major reduction in poverty The level of employability of Circle Leaders CUSA tracks whether people are in situational poverty or have been raised in poverty. higher-level skills to be qualified for jobs that provide enough income to reach at least 200% of the Federal Poverty If they cannot predict changes, it becomes a potential crisis to accept more earned income.
- WATCH: Executive Director Jamie Haft talks “Waves of Change” for 2022
Circles USA’s Executive Director Jamie Haft recently hosted a webinar about our latest breakthroughs in poverty “Waves of Change” that Jamie discusses include: Building Community to End Poverty Advancing Systemic is passionate about scaling up our Big View teamwork that removes the barriers that trap people in poverty
- Circles USA’s Collective Impact Approach
Today, CUSA brings a 25-year history of building community to end poverty through intentional friendships Our vision is that all individuals live in equitable, thriving communities where poverty no longer exists Circles USA’s anti-poverty model has naturally grown into this Collective Impact model and recognizes more successful our local chapters are at taking a community-based, holistic approach to mitigating poverty social change , Circles USA supports local chapters to: Address the complex, large-scale issue of poverty












