Poverty: An Economic Development Issue by Nancy Vaughan
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In our efforts since creating our organization, we work on creating awareness of the topics that local community members care about, striving to show how their vote matters when it comes to creating change or establishing an idea they can relate to. Our efforts include phone-calls, flyers and posters, door-knocking, local community meetings, and social media ads and discussion forums.
We aim these efforts towards local business owners, families with children, and low wage employees in the community. These groups overall as many of us and others are consumed with their day to day activities and tasks to the point where they are not able to follow and be informed of new initiatives that are proposed, issues that may help or hurt them down the line, or issues that could help them achieve better quality of life. From data collected the low turnout is caused by not seeing any positive outcomes out of local elections, and not being in the loop and dedicate the time to know and understand what is happening. Our efforts create a topic for discussion for all so by the time it is time to vote they are part of the solutions and participate in it.
To fund such a project, we are in direct contact with local city officials and state officials where they can allocate funds towards helping us create such awareness through community meetings and ads, but the funds allocated are not enough to fund our cause fully. Residents also can donate to our efforts, with their time and money, and so accordingly and we appreciate all their contributions. Above all, we encourage our residents to contribute their time by discussing our agenda and local issues with their friends and neighbors and spread the word.
To achieve higher funding opportunities, we are turning to non-profits organizations across the country such as “non-profit vote”, “common America”, “Let America Vote” and more (Bustle.com, 2020). Such institutions assist local communities in reaching voting engagement in their community.
As mentioned above, the essence of the problem where the community has had low turnout in elections had been sourced mainly to a disconnect between local officials and the raising issues, to the day to day families and businesses that are the core of the community. While the issues on hand had the most impact on such individuals, they were least consulted or given a voice fo.
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- 1. Mayor Nancy Vaughan City of Greensboro North Carolina
- 2. Challenge • Poverty is an issue most city leaders face. • It’s time to turn a spotlight on a dark issue that nobody likes to talk about. • What are we doing locally and how are we influencing policy makers?
- 3. This hits home in Greensboro & NC Greensboro is 1 of 3 cities in North Carolina ranked in the Top 10 US cities where poverty is growing the fastest (according to the Brookings Institute) Between 2000 and 2012, poverty increased in the Greensboro-High Point area by 77%
- 4. Facts: • Poverty isn’t just a rural concern • In North Carolina, 65% of distressed census tracts are urban • Only 7% of families in poverty have a full-time worker
- 5. How to Address Locally • Partner with community groups and organizations to bring the issue of poverty to the forefront. This has to be an issue the entire community works to resolve. • Consider funding groups that address issues like poverty and homelessness. • Support the development of small business. • Foster an environment of inclusion, both socially and in the business community. • It’s not just about job creation, but also wage creation. • Localize issues like Medicaid expansion, support expansion of earned income tax credits, etc.
- 6. In Greensboro • Trying to understand the facts from economic and social issue experts. • Addressing poverty through a series of summits. • Partnering with local non-profit leaders. • Increasing funding to partners aiding in fight against homelessness. • Increasing focus on minority and women- owned businesses • Increasing support to small and emerging businesses • Working to create an inclusive and economically viable environment for all. We have started the conversation with our own Poverty Summit and we are: