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  • Circles Honors Veterans Day

    from Southern states . “ The Veteran Working-Poor: The Relationship between Labor Force Activity and Poverty (out of 9.4 million working age Veterans)...almost 341,000 (or 4.7 percent) fell below the official poverty The National Poverty Center’s study “ Work-Related Disability, Veteran Status, and Poverty: Implications 2024 paper “ From Service to Struggle: Exploring the Link Between Service-Connected Disability and Poverty …evidence suggests service-connected disability is associated with an increased likelihood of deep poverty

  • Meet Joan Kuriansky, CUSA Board Member

    of our 6-point policy platform addressing six key issues our chapters flagged as high priority for poverty Joan’s primary focus has been on the rights of women and girls, including moving from poverty to economic and Ukraine. “ I am a Circles Board member,” Joan tells us, “because I believe its approach to ending povertyis unique—the best in the field of anti-poverty work.

  • Featured Speakers Announced for Circles USA Leadership Conference 2019

    Foundation’s strategic direction and steers its efforts to realize an audacious vision: a country free of poverty to focus on what really matters: the experience of the individuals and families who are impacted by poverty economic development systems, Diana now focuses her attention on transforming traditional approaches to poverty leading The Prosperity Agenda toward  solutions that honor the lived experiences of families impacted by poverty

  • Office of Family Assistance Publishes Brief Featuring Circles USA as Innovative Strategy for TANF

    Here’s a description: “TANF participants in Utah are moving from poverty to earning incomes at or above 200% of the federal poverty level (FPL) through a social capital-building strategy.

  • Thriving in the Emerging Economy

    But where are the jobs for all the people we want to support out of poverty? Too Much Evolves into Just Enough Using a more appropriate measurement than the outdated poverty guidelines federal government, the current economy, according to a recent New York Times report, is generating a 50% poverty The official White House assertion in 2018 was that the poverty rate is actually 3%.

  • Your Next Plan to Change the World

    each of us that no matter how great your life is and how large your contribution, there is even more potential For example, through my early job experience in serving people who were struggling in poverty, I I decided to set up support groups to help people move out of poverty as a response to the isolation I considered my own life and asked the question, “Where do I feel poverty and need more support?” with people who will be your allies as you make an important change in your life, like moving out of poverty

  • Our Spending Choices Are Changing the Economy

    How we choose to spend our money will determine whether the emerging economy increases or reduces poverty The tragedy of poverty would end. The United States has more than enough resources to eradicate poverty, literally overnight if we chose

  • The Emerging Responsibility of Business

    We cannot reduce poverty rates without understanding where the economy is heading. We are making the argument that solving poverty is no longer just a humanitarian cause . Circles USA understands what it takes for people with backgrounds in poverty to make it in the workplace In communities with higher poverty rates than the norm, it can be difficult to attract new talent from People associate high poverty rates with more crime, weak schools, and aging infrastructure, among other

  • Chapters Tackle the Cliff Effect, Pt. Two: Circles Salt Lake, UT

    teams across the US are tackling one of the most pressing obstacles for families working to escape poverty identifying the Cliff Effect as one of six key issues affecting people and communities experiencing poverty talk was moderated by Salt Lake County Councilwoman Aimee Winder Newton, who also chairs the county’s Poverty Participants—mainly single or separated parents who had seen their incomes rise from 0 to 90% or more of federal poverty

  • Circles Welcomes Five New Chapters

    Circles USA is a growing grassroots network that supports families to get out of poverty and removes 18 months achieve meaningful progress such as: 12.8% of Circle Leaders reaching 200% of the Federal Poverty

  • NEW! Circles Youth Talk Money, Happiness and More in Short Videos

    At Circles USA, we believe that people experiencing poverty are the most qualified to advocate for themselves—to newsletters Click the Give to Circles button and help us celebrate 25 years of building community to end poverty

  • Circles Honors Volunteer Month: All-Star Volunteers, Pt. 3

    Our Circles volunteers are essential as we are building community to end poverty. Stan & Marrianne Slonina (Circles Scott County, KY) Nominated by Jennifer Lay, Transform Scott County Poverty It seems to have long-lasting effects in helping people lead themselves out of poverty. The article described the Circles model of building a community around people trying to climb out of poverty Circles USA button and help us celebrate 25 years of extraordinary volunteers building community to end poverty

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