From likely high school dropouts to successful teenage entrepreneurs – these are the participants in BUILD, a four-year program that teaches high schoolers how to write business plans,...
The US economy added 74,000 jobs in December and the unemployment rate fell from 7% to 6.7%. When I first saw the headline, I was pretty excited. But...
Yesterday on his personal blog, president of Sojourners and Obama’s spiritual advisor, Jim Wallis, discussed how he believes Americans can win the war on poverty: The only way...
When you first start your career, it sometimes feels as if you will never get to the place where you can really make a difference. If that’s you,...
The federal debt is at an all-time high of seventeen trillion dollars. Is this morally questionable? Is it to be expected from a government that is seeking to...
The winners of the PovertyCure International Short Film Festival have been chosen. And all seven winning films are poignant calls to awareness about the causes of and solutions...
Today’s the fiftieth anniversary of the beginning of the War on Poverty. On January 8, 1964 in his Annual Message to Congress on the State of the Union,...
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IFWE’s Weekly Recap – 01.10.14
In case you missed it – check out the highlights of this week on the blog below: C.S. Lewis on Progress in Economics and Politics Art Lindsley Sometimes…we...