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Poverty USA - Part 2, Maryland's Poor: Wednesday August 1, 1 - 2 pm
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What it means to be poor in Maryland, one of the nation's wealthiest states: With Elizabeth Kneebone, senior research associate and associate fellow, Brookings Institution Metropolitan Policy Program; Ralph Moore, director emeritus, St. Frances Community Center; Kelly Little, executive director, Druid Heights Community Development Corp; Al Passarella, research coordinator, Advocates for Children and Youth; Courtney Thomas, executive director, Allegany County Human Resources Development Commission; and Bita Dayhoff, executice director, Howard COunty Community Action Council.
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