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I am a Senior Scientist in Cochrane at the South African Medical Research Council (SAMRC), and Honorary researcher in the Division of Social & Behavioural Sciences (DSBS) in the School of Public Health at the University of Cape Town.

“He will wipe every tear from their eyes.” — Revelation 21:4 During the last three weeks, we attempted to provide a primer on poverty in The Bahamas. We defined poverty as the chronic lack of basic human needs, including adequate nutritious food, clothing, housing, clean water, and health services. We also noted that there must

Several states are extending emergency assistance that would last until February 2023, including food stamps.

With the heated midterm elections, Americans should know that its results may affect the SNAP benefits that recipients should get next year.

Our country faces a material and moral crisis – and Republicans are offering only resentment and false solutions

The Period Poverty Project, a nonprofit founded by two 2022 Bishop's School grads, was recently the beneficiary of an unexpected $30,000 donation from a TV show.

Looking for answers to the pandemic of the poor As our country passes the once unthinkable toll of 1 million deaths from COVID-19, it can feel impossible to wrap our heads around such a devastating figure. But it’s essential if we want to treat the pre-existing conditions that made it so deadly.

The Democrats' main vulnerability right now is that voters simply have no idea they're trying to do popular things.

The 2022 elections are still a year away, but all signs point to trouble for Democrats. The party seems likely to lose its House majority, and possibly even the Senate.

May 26, 2021 Strict enforcement of the USMCA will not only help the oppressed workers at the Tridonex and GM plants but also send the message to other employers that they have to comply with the law as well.