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Keep up with the latest research and analysis regarding Homeless prevention and poverty. The Sullivan Center's research team scans current events and share information that is useful to both agencies and individuals that seek impact the war on poverty and strengthen neighborhoods.
Poverty Prevention: The Changing Face of BankruptcyBy: Sullivan Research
Posted: January 26, 2009
For the 1 million Americans who filed for personal bankruptcy in 2008, more than 580,000 of them held mortgages. 2 weeks ago, Citigroup made a bold move to allow bankruptcy judges to modify their customer’s mortgages in bankruptcy court. This move flies in the face of conventional mortgage loan modification, but is a positive step towards mitigating foreclosure proceedings for honest
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The New Trend: Broke and UnemployedBy: Sullivan Research
Posted: January 26, 2009
There’s always been a running joke of the broke college student, barely struggling to make ends meet, living off of Ramen noodles and pizza. The joke usually ends with the college student graduating and moving onto a successful life-long career. For “Generation Y” (Adults 18-29), this is how life is supposed to pan out- especially for college graduates. Unfortunately, the economic crisis
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