Poverty Solutions at the University of Michigan
Joan and Sanford Weill HallReal World Perspectives on Poverty Solutions 2019 speakers
Efosa Ojomo is a research fellow at the Clayton Christensen Institute for Disruptive Innovation and author of “The Prosperity Paradox: How Innovation Can Lift Nations Out of Poverty.”
Co-sponsored by the William Davidson Institute
Bridgette Brawner is an associate professor of nursing at the University of Pennsylvania who studies how social and structural conditions in urban areas affect health.
Co-sponsored by the School of Nursing
The Rev. Faith Fowler will share more about channeling our human and financial resources into programs that aim to eliminate poverty versus those that simply service people living in poverty.
Co-sponsored by Michigan Law
Author Stephanie Land discusses her work at special events held as part of the annual Advocacy Symposium hosted by the Center for the Education of Women+. The symposium brings together advocacy researchers and practitioners.
Co-sponsored by CEW+
Dorian T. Warren is the president of Community Change, co-chair of the Economic Security Project and co-host of System Check. A progressive scholar, organizer, and media personality, Dorian has worked to advance racial, economic, and social justice for over two decades.
Co-sponsored by The National Center for Institutional Diversity
Greg Landsman is a city council member in Cincinnati, CEO of the 767 Group, and he previously spearheaded efforts to create the Cincinnati Preschool Promise.
Co-sponsored by Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy
Dean Kamen is an American entrepreneur and inventor who is most famous for his inventions the ‘Segway PT’ and the ‘iBOT’. A prolific innovator, Kamen has also invented and manufactured technologies that help to address some of the world’s toughest challenges, such as access to safe drinking water.
Co-Sponsored by Michigan Engineering