Please read this article by Donna St. George from The Washington Post. It addresses how poverty and depression have adverse effects on mothers and their infants.
Remy Wilkins's blog
Can a Few Kind Words Increase Successful Food Stamp Applications?
Wed, 01/13/2010 - 15:41 — Remy WilkinsDale Carlson-Bebout, Step Up Savannah's Director of the supporting work project, is a guest blogger on the new website "Applying Behavioral Sciences in the Real World".
Reducing poverty in Savannah in 2010 takes vision, focus
Tue, 12/22/2009 - 12:25 — Remy WilkinsArlinda Smith Broady reports on the the Mayor's plan to reduce poverty, and how Step Up Savannah is a part of that plan.
Food Stamp Use Soars, and Stigma Fades
Mon, 11/30/2009 - 16:06 — Remy WilkinsAn article from the New York Times, Jason DeParle and Robert Gebeloff address how food stamps have become common, and how this affects poverty.
Step Up Savannah's Anuual Report for 2009
Wed, 10/21/2009 - 15:38 — Remy WilkinsThe Annual Report for Step-Up Savannah
Free Tax Preparation & Alternative Refund Advance Loan (ARAL)
Fri, 12/18/2009 - 16:04 — Remy WilkinsPlease see attached flyer for information & locations.
Annual Meeting guest speaker Mindy Hernandez Featured in Connect Savannah
Fri, 10/16/2009 - 13:35 — Remy WilkinsOctober 07, 2009
'We're not rational actors'
Behavioral economist Mindy Hernandez explains why it's so hard to do what you want
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