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Author Rainbow Rowell tells the story of two sixteen-year-olds falling in love in the 1980s. Eleanor has a bad home life full of abuse, neglect, and poverty. It isn't until she meets Park that she discovers love, friendship, and meaning in her life.

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This famous 1936 photograph by Dorothea Lange depicts a mother and her children living in poverty during the Great Depression. It captures the suffering many people experienced and still experience today when it comes to hunger and homelessness.

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This uplifting movie is based on the true story of Christopher Gardner and his son making their way off of the streets and into a stable environment. Christopher does anything he can to give his young son a warm, safe place to stay each night and earn himself a position at a prestigious brokerage firm. His determination to get through difficult circumstances is truly inspiring.

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EN BUSCA DE LA FELICIDAD PELICULA COMPLETA EN ESPAÑOL

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Once homeless, Christopher Gardner (Smith) turns his life around and becomes the head of his own brokerage firm. 2006 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. and GH One LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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The Story We Tell About Poverty Isn't True 

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The Story We Tell About Poverty Isn't True 

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Mia Birdsong discusses her ideas that struggling, underprivileged communities are full of intelligent, talented, hard-working, and determined individuals who spend every day creating a better life for themselves, their families, and their communities. She argues that society often does not paint a full picture of those living in poverty, but it tries to convince individuals that poor people are a problem that needs fixing. Mia says that our approach is broken and the experts we need to follow are the poor people themselves.

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The Story We Tell About Poverty Isn't True | Mia Birdsong | TED Talks

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This inspiring 2016 novel tells the story of Molly Rosenberg, who reluctantly volunteers at a homeless shelter for school and befriends one of the girls she meets there. These two girls have a lot more in common than they thought, and together they learn about the true meaning of friendship and family.

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Coe Brooth tells the story of a young African American teenager who is struggling to find his place. He lives in a homeless shelter, and his father is in jail. How will Tyrell discover how to make things better for himself?

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Set in Lowell, Massachusetts, this novel tells the story of Lyddie and her younger brother who work as servants to help pay of their family's farm debt. Lyddie must work to help make her family whole again by earning money, working hard, and experiencing personal growth.

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First They Killed My Father: A Daughter of Cambodia Remembers 

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First They Killed My Father: A Daughter of Cambodia Remembers 

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Loung Ung is the author of this unforgettable memoir of her life during the Pol Pot regime. She is a survivor who encountered unimaginable circumstances during this time of war and crime. She faced extreme poverty and struggles to survive. It is only her determination and hope that keeps her alive.

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This heartbreakingly beautiful song is written about a couple living in difficult circumstances. They are working hard to make a life for themselves. They are hopeful for a better life.

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What does literature or the media tell us about poverty and those who live it? 

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What does literature or the media tell us about poverty and those who live it? 

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Last Stop on Market Street by Matt de le Pena 

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Last Stop on Market Street by Matt de le Pena 

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This 2016 Newbery Medal Award winning picture book tells the story of a young child named CJ and his grandmother riding the bus across town. CJ asks his grandmother why they do not possess things like cars and ipods. His grandmother always answers him in a way that is positive and allows CJ to see the beauty in the world they live in.

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What can we learn from the way in which characters or individuals respond to the obstacles or difficulties poverty brings to their lives? 

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What can we learn from the way in which characters or individuals respond to the obstacles or difficulties poverty brings to their lives? 

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Adam Silvera writes a beautiful story about a boy named Aaron who grows up in the Bronx in a small, crowded apartment. Aaron struggles to accept who he is, where he comes from, and his difficult past. His story of self-discovery and overcoming obstacles is truly inspiring for readers.