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From Poverty to Prosperity - Video Link and Presentation Files

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Thank you to everyone who was able to sit in last Thursday for our Learn at Lunch with Lori Pfingst from the Washington State Budget & Policy Center. We can't thank Lori enough for joining us - it was a very informative and interesting presentation that really brought a lot of clarity to the debate around policy solutions for ending poverty.

For those of you who weren't able to make it, we have a video recording of the event available on our vimeo page here: http://vimeo.com/47750321

You can also download Lori's full powerpoint presentation by clicking HERE.

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