Ashley Ramsden: Poverty in Perspective
I dream that one day, I’ll have just enough. My bills will be paid, my kids will be fed, we will have our own space to watch them grow. Continue reading Ashley Ramsden: Poverty in Perspective
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Amy Jo Hutchison: Poverty in Perspective
I know the people who have dirt under their fingernails from climbing up from the bottom and I have the privilege of throwing them a rope. Rock bottom is the foundation on which I’m building a movement. Continue reading Amy Jo Hutchison: Poverty in Perspective
Jasmyn King: Poverty in Perspective
Writers Note: I met Jasmyn King years ago through her work at Later Gator restaurant in Wheeling – I immediately admired her spirit and energy. Jasmyn’s story is nothing short of inspiring. She has worked hard to overcome many challenges all without losing her optimism and sense of humor. She is known at Later Gator … Continue reading Jasmyn King: Poverty in Perspective
Kasie Chastain: Poverty in Perspective
“Experiencing poverty has made me a very humble person. I know what it’s like to be at rock bottom and will never forget what that felt like. It humbles you and keeps you in check with what other people’s realities may be.” Continue reading Kasie Chastain: Poverty in Perspective
Misty S. Poverty in Perspective
People think persons in poverty are all drug addicts but that’s not always true. Oftentimes people can’t get a job because they don’t have an address or look presentable. Continue reading Misty S. Poverty in Perspective
Austin A. Poverty in Perspective.
I spoke with Austin about his experience using public assistance and what he would like to see in his future. Here are his thoughts. What do you believe would help people in poverty overcome economic challenges? “People in Poverty need more resources, especially people like myself with high functioning autism. I want to unlock my … Continue reading Austin A. Poverty in Perspective.
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