On the recordApril 2, 2019
Instead of punishing people for being poor or for being in foster care, we need to further invest in job training and education as a way out of poverty.
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congress.govInstead of punishing people for being poor or for being in foster care, we need to further invest in job training and education as a way out of poverty.
Advocating for investment in job training to help those in poverty.
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