Breaking the generational cycle of poverty | Duncan Campbell | TEDxPortland

Duncan Campbell is living proof of how to break the generational cycle of poverty. He has dedicated his life to being a "friend" and is growing and army of "friends" to redefine how positive, sustained relationships can transform at risk, vulnerable youth in our communities. He is a remarkable human being and role model to all he touches. His idea life changing.

[askme]

I kept refreshing to read the comments then I finally looked at the views. I’m really surprised that this video doesn’t have more views it’s a great video.

[fitwitbrittbritt]

Me and my siblings, nieces and nephews broke the cycle of poverty. WHOOP WHOOP!!! MAMA I MADE IT

[ChuObii]

Amazing... I've just identified my life's calling! Thank you Duncan!!!

[happyswim]

Glad to see programs of this kind and people who care this much.

[arlinegeorge]

We as individuals when we believe in ourselves impossible becomes possible. Indeed destined for greatness. Beautiful amazing impressive soul. Pray more n more amazing souls multiply and create humanity of love. Thank you, bless you. All your dreams come true.

[jomontanee]

Why why why this precious clip doesn't gain more views?

[witwisniewski]

Poverty generally implies severely underutilized worker talent. How much productivity in our civilization is lost because a huge proportion of our population is sidelined and therefore not producing at their potential?

[romaniamyland]

"Focus your energy on being the light in our world"

[joirvin]

Thank you Jesus for this message. Breaking generational poverty is critical. Unconditional is the key. My motto is "Never! Never Give Up".
Thank you Jesus

[laurenstrozier]

This is great and love what you are doing. In the moment, we may wonder why me but God has a plan and purpose for us.

[Novacynthia]

Thank You 🦋💎🦋 Amazing and Heartfelt Work💙🧘‍♀️🍃 What a great solution for leading lives forward.

[roswatihelena]

I'm from Indonesia and I want to help kids who grew up in an at risk environment.

[jimhouser]

graduate high school...obey the law...don't have babies...these were three basic tenets of a scholarship program offered by Ewing and Muriel Kaufman (founder of Marion Labs, owner of the Kansas City Royals)...Mr. and Mrs Kaufman were asked to pay heating bills for the public during some devastating winters in Kansas City...they thought that something was wrong if people weren't in a position to even pay simple bills...so they started offering scholarships to at-risk high school students across the metro area covering all expenses to ANY university they wished to attend.

[samuelt.kisaame]

I wonder what goes on in the heads of people who gave such an inspirational video a thumbs down.

[notagain]

God bless this guy and help him and us do the right thing

[Marthastewart.]

10/10 Some with a solution that works and is driven by data. Simply Amazing, I need to figure out how to become a friend in my community as well

[malcilraeure]

I hate being poor I so desperately wana beat these generational curses and I will

[joyresonance]

This is an Anticipatory Design Science (Buckminster Fuller) initiative. Beautiful intention 💜

[ilatfen]

~ "romper el ciclo generacional de la pobreza, , , "

[DanielleSimone]

This is amazing I’m in England and would love to help!