Week of Mar 22 – 28, 2022
By Steve Parkhurst, Senior Editor, USDR. Looking at the news and opinion out of London each day. 3-23-2022 Rishi Sunak has [...]
Poverty
Ministry Restores Dignity to Social Welfare
By the Price of Business, Media Partner of USDR. Kevin Price, Host of the Price of Business and Editor in Chief of US [...]
4 Global Brands That are Helping Communities Out of Poverty
By USDR When exploring some of the world’s most successful global brands, you will quickly stumble upon a common [...]
Medical Doctors Challenge Status Quo on Healthcare and Poverty
By AAPS, Special for USDR The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) submitted comments on Wednesday in [...]
Addressing Concentrated Poverty
By Neighborhood Development Center, Special for USDR The Neighborhood Development Center (NDC) of Saint Paul, MN has [...]
Why Do Rich Athletes Go Broke?
By Don Padilla, Special for USDR The average professional athlete will make more money in one season than most Americans [...]
Higher Adversity for Teens in Poverty Study Shows
By America’s Promise Alliance, Special for USDR More than one-quarter of children living in poverty (28 percent) [...]
Jobs for the Young, not the Vets
By Alternative Schools Network, Special for USDR The connection between concentrated, systemic joblessness and the spate [...]
Not the New Normal
By Pacific Research Institute, Special for USDR Countering the narrative that slow economic growth is “the new [...]
Inspiring Creative Thinkers
By Columbia Business School, Special for USDR Businesses are constantly looking to find ways to motivate their employees. [...]
House Republican Bill Fights Poverty
By USDR. Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady (R-TX) and Human Resources Subcommittee Chairman Vern Buchanan [...]
Criminal Justice Reform: A Financial and Spiritual Incentive
By April Dye, Contributor I have to be honest, I never really thought about criminal justice reform. I pretty much just [...]
When it Comes to Civil Rights Hillary Clinton has a Double Standard
By USDR On the eve of the Kemp Forum on Expanding Opportunity, Bread for the World is urging Republican presidential [...]
Hispanic Poverty in America is Higher than National Average
By USDR Bread for the World has released new information detailing hunger and poverty rates among Hispanics in the United [...]
Bipartisan Bills would Increase Transparency in Foreign Aid
By Bread to the World, Special for USDR Bread for the World strongly supports the Foreign Aid Transparency and [...]
Financial Experts Meet in Indianapolis to Discuss Economy
By USDR As Americans face new challenges resulting from a fragile and unpredictable economy, the National Foundation for [...]
Barack Obama on Poverty
By MRCTV, Special for USDR. People don’t like being poor,” Pres. Obama declared at a “Conversation on Poverty at [...]
Poverty Rate Declines But Number of Poor Unchanged
Photo by Franco Folini By USDR The nation’s poverty rate was 15.5 percent in 2013, down from 16.0 percent in 2012, [...]
The Michael Brown Phenomena
by Candace Salima, Senior Contributor on US Daily Review Calling this problem the Michael Brown Phenomena is rather [...]
Census Bureau: 77.4M Americans Live in Highly Concentrated Pockets of Poverty
By USDR More than 77 million Americans live in highly concentrated pockets of poverty where more than 20 percent of all [...]
How A Wider Circle Tackles Poverty in Washington, DC
By USDR Washington, D.C., nonprofit founder Dr. Mark Bergel spends most nights sleeping on his couch. His charity, A Wider [...]
Youth Pounded by Poverty Under Obama
By USDR The percentage of 18- to 64-year olds who live below the poverty level has increased 30.5% since 1966, two years [...]
Hundreds of Economists Critical of Minimum Wage Increase as Effort to Fight Poverty
By USDR More than 500 economists, led by three Nobel laureates and several former Administration officials, warned that a [...]
Americans Identify Unemployment/Jobs As Nation's No. 1 Problem
By USDR What do you think is the most important problem facing this country today? In response to that question posed by [...]
Fighting Hunger – The Minnesota Model: 5 Replicable Lessons Learned
By Ellie Lucas, Chief Campaign Officer, Hunger-Free Minnesota. Special for USDR Our work at Hunger-Free Minnesota, a [...]
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