We need to move beyond researching and discussing poverty. That builds the foundation for action but does not constitute action itself. We cannot end poverty without researching it and discussing it, but we cannot end poverty only by doing that. We also need to organize and take action. We need to form local grassroots groups that work to reduce and hopefully eliminate poverty at a local level by using general principles to address specific community needs in that specific local environment.
We need motivated leaders who can help form and organize local grassroots groups. We need local people who have the resources and willingness to engage in anti-poverty activism. With such leaders, we can create a global network of grassroots groups that can cooperate and share ideas on a general level, and can each attack poverty on a local level.
Are you a leader? Are you willing to help fight poverty? Discuss forming a network of grassroots groups in our Hunger and Poverty Forums. We need local leaders! This can only be done from the ground up.