With coronavirus or any pandemic, it’s the communities experiencing poverty and already pushed to the margins that face the greatest risks. We’re committed to the health and safety of our volunteers and staff as we work toward our mission. Check back for logistical updates, as well as advocacy actions on coronavirus and poverty.
This page will be regularly updated as Congress debates the next stage of the pandemic response. Check back regularly for a dispatch from Capitol Hill and actions you can take.
Even in the middle of everything going on right now, we’ve heard from many of you asking, “What can I do?” If you’re ready for advocacy, here’s what we recommend: Write to the media.
This pandemic is exposing just how far the world has to go toward protecting the rights and needs of everyone – and just what an important role advocates like you can play. For those of you with questions about our work in the context of this crisis, we wanted to share some of our plans, even as things continue to change.
With coronavirus or any pandemic, we know it’s the communities facing poverty and already pushed to the margins that face the greatest threats. Viruses don’t discriminate, but people and policies too often do.
Messaging tips for advocates working to influence U.S. government policy on coronavirus and poverty.
Below are some frequently asked questions about RESULTS operations as this situation evolves. Please check back regularly as we will continue to update this list as needed. If you have a question that is not answered here, please send it to [email protected].
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