How do race-baiting, stereotyping, and other forms of spreading misinformation impact support for programs that help people climb out of poverty, the development of poverty policies, and general progress towards the goal of reducing inequality and poverty? And what can we all collectively do to call our elected officials to tone down the rhetoric and focus on the issues?
On January 31, 2012, Half in Ten co-hosted a webinar on do’s and don’ts for non-profits in an election year.
On November 9th, Half in Ten hosted the webinar, “A Time for Action: New Tools to Cut Poverty and Restore Shared Prosperity,” on their plan to cut poverty in half.
On October 26th, the Half in Ten campaign released its inaugural report to start the clock on tracking the nation’s progress toward cutting poverty in half over the next decade.