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Poverty, Work & Opportunity Task Force

The Poverty, Work and Opportunity Task Force was formed in January 2006 to create a mayors' action-oriented agenda to significantly reduce the numbers of Americans living in poverty. In line with the Mayors' 10-Point Plan and to promote the Annie E. Casey’s Family Economic Success agenda, the task force has examined workforce development, funding for The No Child Left Behind Act, children's health insurance, and an expansion of affordable housing as critical steps toward the creation of a mayors' anti-poverty agenda.

Videos
 
Poverty, Work and Opportunity Task Force Chair Antonio Villaraigosa Speech at 76th Annual Meeting
Speech  - June 22, 2008

Senator Edwards, Mayor Villaraigosa Address Poverty at the 75th Annual Meeting of The U.S. Conference of Mayors

  • Mayor Villaraigosa (June 23, 2007)
  • Senator Edwards (June 25, 2007)
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