Washington and Lee University
Listed below are online resources which provide ongoing coverage of news concerning poverty and related fields.
These sources focus on coverage of poverty news in the Unites States.
The " the work of students from a variety of disciplines at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Va. This site is intended to be a meeting ground for professional journalists who cover issues related to poverty, class, and economic justice."
Developed by faculty and staff at the University of Georgia's Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, this is "a Web site for journalists who want to improve coverage of poverty on any beat."
"A non-partisan initiative that brings together diverse perspectives from the political, policy, advocacy and foundation communities to find genuine solutions to the economic hardship confronting millions of Americans," featuring statistical data, articles, press releases, videos, and links to additional resources.
These sources are more international in scope.
Derived from a host of World Bank blogs, these are entries tagged as relevant to "Poverty."
News and links to related resources, from the Institute of Deelopment Studies (Sussex, UK).
This is the W&L University Library's listing of resources newly-available for poverty studies.