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Speakers Announced for Symposium on Criminal Justice, Poverty, and Race
Lexington, VA — Paul Butler, Albert Brick Professor in Law at Georgetown University; James Forman, Jr., Professor of Law at Yale...
May 3, 2017


Millsaps College Selected as SHECP Academic Home; Rolph Named Academic Director
Millsaps College Selected as SHECP Academic Home; Rolph Named Academic Director Following a competitive application process, Millsaps...
May 1, 2017


Poverty Studies Students will Prepare for Internships at Marymount University
Poverty Studies Students to Prepare for Summer Internships at Marymount University. Lexington, VA — The Shepherd Higher Education...
Apr 21, 2017


Melding Medicine, Kids and Care: How Education, Introspection and Storytelling Can Transform Poverty
“My SHECP internship granted me the opportunity to witness what selfless means.” Writes Collins. From a young age, I did not know what I...
Mar 28, 2017
James Forman, Jr., Hopeful for Criminal Justice Reform
James Forman, Jr., Professor of Law at Yale University, will speak at the Shepherd Consortium symposium on “Criminal Justice, Poverty,...
Mar 28, 2017


Harlan Beckley to Speak at Sixth Annual “Taking the Pulse on Poverty” Symposium
Taking the Pulse on Poverty” symposium will take place on Tuesday, March 28 and focus on the missing connections between poverty and...
Mar 23, 2017


Poverty Studies: Purpose, Inspiration, and Vocation
“While studying and discussing Daniel Moynihan’s “Culture of Poverty” in Washington and Lee Poverty 101 class, I asked myself ‘Why is it...
Mar 21, 2017


In the Gardens and Markets of Atlanta
“The biggest hurdle for these families was finding affordable, high quality food without jumping through enormous obstacles” writes...
Feb 16, 2017


Holistic Healthcare Transcends Medicine
“Medical treatment is not enough; we must also consider how to relieve a patient’s psychosocial situation to improve and sustain their...
Jan 26, 2017


What I Learned about Poverty in Eastern Kentucky and How it can be Reduced
The idea of the began with Reverend Ralph W. Beiting, a Roman Catholic priest born and raised in northern Kentucky. He was the oldest of...
Jan 25, 2017


Kappa Alpha Order supports SHECP
SHECP would like to thank the Kappa Alpha Order for the generous donation of office space within their National Administrative Offices in...
Jan 20, 2017


How Poverty Perpetuates Domestic Violence
The connection between intimate partner violence (IPV) and poverty isn’t obvious. In fact, it took me the majority of the summer to...
Jan 12, 2017


UpLIFTing: Emphasizing Individuality and Dignity in Washington, DC.
(LIFT is a national anti-poverty non-profit devoted to empowering families to break the cycle of poverty. This summer I was a Community...
Jan 11, 2017


My Future Fighting Poverty
“The Patch taught me that every effort to fight poverty successfully should promote holistic development, trust, and new experiences”...
Jan 10, 2017


Children in Poverty Can Thrive!
I interned this summer with the Kanawha County Extension Office in West Virginia. I worked with the 4-H Positive Youth Development...
Jan 10, 2017


Building Rapport: A Personal Approach to Homelessness in NYC
The office of the Bowery Residents’ Committee (BRC) is in the Midtown neighborhood of Manhattan, and their clients are in the elevators,...
Jan 3, 2017


Privilege’s Place in Poverty Alleviation: What We Lose When Success Looks like I Do
“We, those of us with privilege, must take this challenge to define our roles, but we must keep our eyes and ears open” writes Iglitzin....
Dec 21, 2016


A Classroom and Engaged Poverty Education that Continues
“The experiences from that first Shepherd Alliance internship remain with me in many ways, shaping my career and beyond,” writes Calix....
Dec 5, 2016
Special Message from the SHECP Executive Director, Harlan Beckley
Perhaps I should not be surprised that several SHECP alumni and friends have written since the November election to tell me how important...
Nov 30, 2016


Holistic Criminal Defense: The Gratification It Can Bring
“I want to be able to empower persons who may have given up and strengthen their neighborhoods where poverty is rampant.” – Lindsey Allen...
Nov 9, 2016
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