Twenty-Two Hispanic Leaders Discuss Poverty
Poverty has been a factor in virtually every Hispanic issue, from education to community development, from housing to civil rights. However, there is little documentation of the ways Hispanics have worked to end poverty, and few examinations of the institutions, strategies, and leadership which could produce a Hispanic anti-poverty agenda. This report has one primary goal: to provide a preliminary context for the development of Hispanic-focused anti-poverty strategies.
