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Poverty Truth Commissions: experts by experience

A workshop led by genuine poverty experts, whose wisdom comes from experience. Martin Johnstone of the Church of Scotland was joined by Poverty Truth Commissioners Mary Brennan, Laura Kendall and Pete Simms as they shared about the realities of poverty and how things can change.

Read more on the Truth and Lies about Poverty here.

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