This resources page is an attempt to track what’s available on the web. \u00a0I have not vetted all the information on these sites, so use your judgement to assess the validity of what lies beneath. \u00a0I think it’s important, though, to see what’s available to the general public that doesn’t have access to the scholarly resources available through Hesburgh Library. \u00a0Please let me know as you find other sites that should be linked here.<\/p>\n
Critiques of Ruby Payne<\/p>\n
Consortium on Financial Systems and Poverty: Connecting Research to Policy<\/a><\/p>\n Evangelical Advocacy<\/a><\/p>\n Bread for the World<\/a><\/p>\n U.N. Millenium Development Goals<\/a><\/p>\n Measure of America: Human Development Project<\/a><\/p>\n University of Michigan FAQ Page on Poverty<\/a><\/p>\n Class Matters NYT Series<\/a><\/p>\n Poor Economics<\/a><\/p>\n Spotlight on Poverty and Opportunity<\/a><\/p>\n The Center for Budget and Policy Priorities<\/a><\/p>\n PBS Newshour “Educated and White? \u00a0Congratulations you Live in a Bubble” Charles Murray”<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This resources page is an attempt to track what’s available on the web. \u00a0I have not vetted all the information on these sites, so use your judgement to assess the validity of what lies beneath. \u00a0I think it’s important, though, … Continue reading