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CNN INTERVIEWS AMERICAN POVERTY.ORG
September 24th, 2011American Poverty interview sparks commentary at Utne Reader
September 20th, 2011After hearing American Poverty’s Steve Liss on NPR and The Takeaway this week, The Utne Reader’s David Doody was inspired to blog about the topic. You can read the entire text by clicking here.
Minnesota Public Radio publishes interview
September 19th, 2011Another NPR station has published the recent All Things Considered interview with Director Steve Liss.
To hear the interview and view their page, click here.
BBC interview with Steve Liss about US Poverty
September 18th, 2011AmericanPoverty.org’s efforts are interesting international news agencies.
Listen to the BBC interview by clicking here (will launch a new window or tab and play the interview via your browser).
KQED Publishes interview with Steve Liss
September 17th, 2011Hear the All Things Considered interview via the KQED web site by clicking here.
The Takeaway interviews American Poverty director
September 16th, 2011The Takeaway interviewed Steve Liss about the recent poverty statistics that were released in the United States.
Listen:
You can see the original web site of the interview by clicking here.
Director Steve Liss interviewed on NPR
September 15th, 2011American Poverty’s Director Steve Liss was interviewed on NPR on September 13, 2011. You can listen to the interview here.
Two photojournalism students receive 3K grants from AmericanPoverty.org
April 30th, 2011
Two photojournalism students recently won a $3,000 grant from AmericanPoverty.org, a subsidiary of the photojournalists nonprofit In Our Own Backyard, to produce a multimedia project about a homeless shelter in Hackensack, N.J. To read the full article, go to:
http://www.bu.edu/today/2010/a-mirror-for-the-human-race/
Hard Times Generation
March 6th, 2011“THE POOR JUST AREN’T NEWS”
April 5th, 2010
Last Monday the photographic and multimedia exhibit “Fighting for the Forgotten” opened at the East 91st Street Christian Church in Indianapolis, featuring the work of 16 well-known photojournalists sharing their images of what it means to be poor in America. The exhibit is being sponsored jointly by AmericanPoverty.org, the East 91st Christian Church and the Indianapolis Star. It began touring the United States last fall in multiple exhibits sponsored by Catholic Charities USA. The organizers hope that by pushing the hidden adversity of Americans into greater view, the fight against poverty will become a national priority once again. (Photograph by Brenda Ann Kenneally)
