A Framework for Understanding Poverty

This expanded edition of "A Framework for Understanding Poverty" offers fresh insights into the complexities of poverty, incorporating new chapters on the brain, intersectionality, and the role of parents. With practical strategies for educators and others, it emphasizes the necessity of understanding the distinct mindsets related to generational poverty, middle class, and wealth. Drawing on nearly 25 years of experience and 1.8 million copies sold, this resource highlights the importance of building resources and supportive practices to help individuals and communities rise out of poverty.