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Reframing Poverty

Public understandings of poverty are shaped by a set of overarching narratives. Understanding these narratives is the first step in countering them. This presentation describes the dominant poverty narratives in the UK and recommends a set of strategies for moving thinking past our current ways of understanding this social issue.
Date
October 6, 2020
Convened by
The Poverty Alliance
Presenter(s)
Nat Kendall-Taylor
Location
UK
Presentation type
Presentation
Issues
Economy & Equality

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