Elizabeth Kneebone: The Changing Geography of Poverty in the United States @Congress4NewUrbanism
Elizabeth Kneebone: The Changing Geography of Poverty in the United States  @Congress4NewUrbanism
Uploaded June 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Elizabeth Kneebone is a fellow at the Metropolitan Policy Program at Brookings and co-author of Confronting Suburban Poverty in America (Brookings Press, 2013). Her work primarily focuses on urban and suburban poverty, metropolitan demographics, and the ways in which neighborhoods and communities shape access to economic opportunity.

In this talk, Elizabeth addresses the changing geography of poverty in the United States and what it means for metropolitan regions that need to address the needs of increasingly vulnerable populations in suburban area.s
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