On shame as a psychosocial dimension of poverty: A complementary study in the United States
Duration
2016 - 2019
Source of funding
American Association of University Women
The project aimed at exploring how people who have had direct experience with poverty perceive shame and social exclusion, as well as recognize connections between them. It also investigated how people experiencing poverty a. Characterized their engagement, or lack of engagement, with anti-poverty programs. b. Perceived such programs as promoting dignity and individual agency (or the converse), and in what ways.