After doing this blog for over 5 years I think I am ready to stop. My wife and I will have another child on the way in November. I don't know how I will be able to continue blogging with two kids continually tugging at me to get off of the computer, it's hard enough with one. If anyone would like to take over, write a comment below with your offer.
In the meantime, we will post below a widget of my news reader shared items to provide links to poverty news we find.
Mexico announces 12% boost to minimum wage to combat poverty - Reuters
Canada
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Mexico announces 12% boost to minimum wage to combat poverty Reuters Canada
4 hours ago
6 comments:
I will miss you! But I understand the family aspect.
As a regular follower of your blog, I will miss ur updates and your views. But family first and I wish you a wonderful family time with all your loved ones - God bless!
Thanks for your work through the years. I've appreciated it.
I've regularly followed your blog as well and found it a tremendous service. Thank you so much for the time and effort you've put into this. You've saved me countless hours of research because of your tagging and summarizing. It is the type of blog I would want to do -- helpful, informative, etc. I would step up but I know the little ones tugging on me to step away from the computer will be at my feet soon enough. Many blessings.
Greetings and congratulations!
I am the director of the OTHER AMERICA project from the Michael Harrington Center for Democratic Values and Social Change at Queens College NYC. This is an intensive international proverty initiative. I have a program website, the Culture Zone, and the one linked to Queens College. I know that your work through the POVERTY NEWS BLOG needs to continue, and my colleagues and students can make it so. Please contact me ASAP. Michael Harrington 206-225-8937 and revhczone@yahoo.com.
We have been talking to Michael Harrington and will soon get this blog updated regularly again. Hope you all have stuck around! Before the Culture Zone begins to fully take over we will try to put up a post a day, most likely concentrating on the famine in East Africa.
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