eliminating poverty

14 million people in Britain live in poverty. 4 million of those people are children. Does this seem right in one of the world's largest economies? The problem is, do we need a revolution to do anything about it?

Helen Rowe, author of "Eliminating Poverty In Britain", explains how it doesn't require a scary revolution, just some focus and the will to do it. 

https://www.helenroweuk.net/

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Now for some good news: According to Abhijit Banerjee, a Nobel Prize winner for his work fighting poverty, extreme global poverty is “entirely solvable.” Hear what this practical visionary says about the necessity and limitations of aid, why the poor often end up with harmful healthcare, and the surprising optimism of many who are impoverished.