Breaking Intergenerational Poverty

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Hello Economic Self-Sufficiency Community!

I want to share the Intergenerational Mobility Project from the Center on the Developing Child and EMPath* with you. In the TedTalk below, Beth Babcock discusses how a science-informed approach can break the cycle of poverty. She explains how poverty impairs the development of executive functioning and shares the success of coaching models that help clients rebuild their executive functioning.

How can your programs account for poverty's effect on the brain to help clients rewire their executive functioning?

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