Two Rivers, 30 Minutes for 5-26-2017
05-26-2017
Topic: Breaking the "cyclical rut" of poverty
Guest: Erica Maloney, program coordinator, Circles of Greater Pittsburgh
How discussed: What is the "poverty tax" and why do people sometimes say it's more expensive to be in poverty? What help is available for people who are unemployed or underemployed? Why is it difficult for people in poverty to break the cycle? How does Circles of Greater Pittsburgh help people connect with services that can improve their chances of having a more productive life?
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