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Join Us! Live-Tweeting with Roger Thurow on Tuesday, June 12th @ 9:30AM EST
Trickle Up will be hosting a live tweet session with Roger Thurow, senior fellow for global agriculture and food policy at The Chicago Council on Global Affairs on Tuesday, June 12th at 9:30AM EST....
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Breakfast with Roger Thurow, and the Power of “and”
Roger Thurow, Senior Fellow for Global Agriculture & Food Policy at the Chicago Council of Global Affairs, joined our team for a special Trickle Up Breakfast Banter, a Tuesday morning ritual where...
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Creating a Pathway to a Brighter Future
In our India program, Mali Sardar has come a long way in the three years that she has been a participant. She has overcome her insecurity in starting not just one, but four new businesses, the...
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Human Capital: Why We Need to Add It to the Business Ledger
Jamuna Sardar, an alumna of Trickle Up’s program in India, 2007-2009. Recently, we visited Jamuna Sardar, an alumna of our project in India, who started the Trickle Up program in 2007 and graduated in...
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Coming Next Week, Watch the “Half the Sky” Documentary
Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn are Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists and great friends of ours here at Trickle Up. Have you read their book Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for...
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Happy International Day of the Girl!
Here at Trickle Up, we strive to break the cycle of inter-generational poverty through empowering ultrapoor women to work towards and dream of a better future for their children.
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A Discussion on Why Coaching Matters for the Ultrapoor
On November 29th, 2012, Trickle Up hosted Coaching Matters: Unleashing Human Potential, a panel to help bring about new understanding of Trickle Up participants’ journeys out of ultrapoverty – with...
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When a Single Path Diverges
“We’ve started using the river’s water for agriculture. The river has been there forever but we didn’t use it for our fields. Our Field Worker didn’t give us the river, but he did give us the...
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Why Extreme Poverty isn’t Extreme Enough
Lant Pritchett, a senior fellow at the Center for Global Development, recently criticized the United Nations and World Bank goal of eradicating extreme poverty by 2030 for being “too extreme.” Of...
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Fighting Poverty through Partnership: Our new Alliance with UNHCR
As part of Trickle Up’s ongoing work to support people living in ultrapoverty to lead full and productive lives, Trickle Up is now helping other organizations to include marginalized and vulnerable...
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