Poverty Informed Practice in Higher Education

In order to make change, we must live in the gray areas. Sometimes this isn't comfortable, but it is necessary and a good indicator.

A reconsideration of an all too often misused term.

Neil Young has always reminded me...

It isn't enough, we aren't doing enough, we have to do more.

I recently read an article by Stephanie Land and it helped me have insight into my own journey, and maybe others as well.

This podcast reflects on a couple of old stories that remind me of the need for urgency in our battle against poverty.

I do not like financial literacy as a solution to poverty. A new friend helped me understand why even deeper.

Who do you choose to be important to?

Why do we ask people to do things before they have the tools to do those things? All to often it is in the name of BGUTI...

A reflection on how we need to learn from the past year.

As we grow as equity-minded practitioners, we need to think about how we create a sense of belonging for the people we serve. How do we move beyond just being welcoming?