Race, Poverty, and the Barriers to Accessing Social Benefit Programs - Session 10

Explore the complex intersection of race, poverty, and social benefit programs in this 57-minute webinar from The Aspen Institute. Delve into the historical links between race and welfare in the United States, examining how perceptions of race and poverty have influenced social and economic policies. Analyze the impact of institutionalized racism and stereotyping on marginalized communities' access to economic opportunities. Investigate the evolution of social welfare programs and their role in shaping public policy. Discuss potential improvements in social and economic opportunity programs to advance racial justice and foster equitable, thriving communities. Gain insights into the challenges faced by communities of color in accessing social benefits and explore strategies for creating more inclusive and effective support systems.

Conversations on Food Justice: Race, Poverty, and the Barriers to Accessing Social Benefit Programs