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💰 More than 1 out of every 5 households (20.9%) in #Maryland's #Appalachian counties earns less than 150% of the #FederalPovertyLevel compared to 20.2% nationally.

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May 12, 2025 at 6:00 PM
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December 6, 2024 at 6:00 PM
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January 16, 2026 at 2:39 PM
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🏡 Nearly 1 out of every 4 households in #Virginia's #Appalachian counties (22.8%) earn less than 150% of the #FederalPovertyLevel compared to 16.8% of households statewide and 20.3% nationally.
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November 25, 2024 at 7:00 PM
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💰 More than 1 out of every 5 households (22.6%) in #Georgia's #Appalachian counties earns less than 150% of the #FederalPovertyLevel compared to 20.2% nationally.

🧒 Nearly 1 out of every 5 children (18.6%) lives in poverty compared to 16.3% nationally.

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The image is a structured infographic focusing on poverty in Georgia, particularly within Appalachian counties. The background is divided, with the majority in a bold red curve, showing statistical data, and a smaller section with a photo of a rustic wooden house against a clear blue sky and green grass. Three key statistics are presented in white text on the red background, each accompanied by icons. The text indicates higher rates of poverty and public assistance in these counties compared to national averages. At the top right, "Poverty in Georgia" is written in white, next to the logo and details of the Appalachian Learning Initiative. The bottom right corner includes social media icons and a call to follow their handle.
March 3, 2025 at 6:00 PM
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💰 More than 1 out of every 4 households (26.5%) in #Alabama's #Appalachian counties earn less than 150% of the #FederalPovertyLevel compared to 20.2% nationally.

🧒 More than 1 out of every 5 children (22.1%) live in poverty compared to 16.3% nationally.

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An infographic titled "Poverty in Alabama" presents data on poverty rates in Alabama's Appalachian counties. It shows that 26.5% of households earn less than 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, compared to the national rate of 20.2%. 22.1% of children live in poverty, compared to the national rate of 16.3%. 15.2% of residents receive public assistance income, compared to the national rate of 12.8%. The infographic includes icons representing households, children, and a government building.
January 27, 2025 at 6:00 PM
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The image is an informative graphic titled "Appalachian Learning Initiative Chattooga County, Georgia." It provides various statistics about the county's population, which is noted as 25,222. In the upper left, there is an icon of red figures with one gray figure and a text that says 75% of Chattooga County adults read at or below an 8th-grade level. On the right side, there is a percentage that reads 35% of residents earn below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level. The image also shows a colorful map of Chattooga County in relation to nearby counties, each marked with a different color. Below the map, there is text indicating that 12.1% of residents lack health insurance, and 25% of adults haven't graduated high school. At the bottom left, there is a logo for the Appalachian Learning Initiative with a yellow and black design. The image also shows contact information for social media @APPLIOrg and attributes the data to the National Center for Education Statistics, 2020.
February 5, 2025 at 6:00 PM
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🏥 Nearly 1 out of every 25 residents lacks #HealthInsurance

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The image is an informative graphic about Allegany County, Maryland, produced by the Appalachian Learning Initiative. At the top, bold black text displays the organization's name and states the population as 67,273. Below, on the left, there is a visual representation with stylized human figures in red and yellow, indicating that 62.1% of adults read at or below an 8th-grade level. To the right, in large, red text, it states 28.3% of residents earn below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, and 22% rely on SNAP for nutrition assistance. Additionally, 4.1% of residents lack health insurance. In the center, a circular map highlights Allegany County in red, with neighboring counties in yellow and green. Near the bottom, the APPLI logo is displayed with a web address. At the bottom right corner, social media icons encourage following the organization, and the image notes data from the National Center for Education Statistics, 2020.
April 25, 2025 at 5:00 PM
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The image is an infographic displaying educational and socio-economic statistics for Garrett County, Maryland, under the title "Appalachian Learning Initiative Garrett County, Maryland." The population is noted as 28,423. At the top, bold black text introduces the infographic. Below, several statistics are highlighted with icons and a map. On the left, red and yellow icons of human figures depict that 60.8% of adults in Garrett County read at or below an 8th-grade level. In the center, a map of Maryland sections out Garrett County in yellow, neighboring Allegany County in red. To the right, it says that 11.5% of residents earn below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, and 7.5% rely on SNAP for Nutrition Assistance. At the bottom is the logo for the Appalachian Learning Initiative, a graph-like image with the web address www.appli.org. The bottom text notes "National Center for Education Statistics, 2020."
April 24, 2025 at 5:00 PM
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Discover data about Appalachia's 423 counties and 8 independent Virginia cities and download Appalachian Learning Initiative's infographics.
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November 13, 2024 at 6:00 PM
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Another "mistake"? I'd bet this won't be restored, as it will make it easier to punish more Medicaid recipients. FTS
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Trump HHS eliminates office that sets poverty levels tied to benefits for at least 80 million people
Recent cuts eliminated a small, specialized workforce that sets the poverty standards determining who is eligible for Medicaid as well as assistance with food, home heating, child care, and more.
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April 13, 2025 at 11:55 PM
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Many Murray County residents face significant barriers that impact educational attainment, including:

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The image is an infographic about the Appalachian Learning Initiative in Murray County, Georgia. At the top, the text states the population as 41,035. Below, two sections on the left highlight statistics: 76.5% of adults read at or below an 8th-grade level, represented by a graphic of three red silhouettes and one gray. Below that, 13.6% of residents lack health insurance. On the right, it states 21.7% of residents earn below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, and 20.4% of adults haven't graduated high school. A central circle contains a map showing surrounding counties, with Murray County highlighted in red. At the bottom left, the logo and website for the Appalachian Learning Initiative is displayed, while the bottom right lists social media icons. The dataset source, "National Center for Education Statistics, 2020," is noted at the bottom.
February 6, 2025 at 6:00 PM
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Appalachian Learning Initiative, Elbert County, GA (pop. 20,013). Stats: 78.8% of adults read below 8th-grade level (3 red, 1 gray figures); 28.6% earn below 150% Federal Poverty Level; 14.9% lack high school diploma; 11.3% lack health insurance. Map: Elbert (red), surrounded by Madison (yellow), Franklin (orange), Hart (pink). APPLI logo/website, social media (@APPLIOrg) at bottom. Source: NCES, 2020.
February 7, 2025 at 6:00 PM
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The image is an infographic about the Appalachian Learning Initiative in Wolfe County, Kentucky, highlighting various statistics. At the top, it states "Appalachian Learning Initiative Wolfe County, Kentucky" with the population of 6,282. Below, there are several statistics: 82.3% of adults have reading skills at or below an 8th-grade level, indicated by five silhouettes with four in blue and one in gray. 54.9% of residents earn below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level. 33% of adults haven’t graduated high school. Additionally, 2.3% of residents lack health insurance. There's a circular map showing counties including Wolfe, marked in a bright color. At the bottom left, the APPLI logo appears with the full name and website. To the right, there is a note for the National Center for Education Statistics, 2020. In the bottom right, social media icons are displayed with instructions to follow "@APPLlOrg."
March 14, 2025 at 5:01 PM
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💰 More than 1 out of every 5 households (20.9%) in #Maryland's #Appalachian counties earns less than 150% of the #FederalPovertyLevel compared to 20.2% nationally.

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The image is an infographic with a black and gold color scheme. The title "Poverty in Maryland" is at the top right, alongside the Appalachian Learning Initiative logo, which includes a stylized bridge. Below the logo, website information and the text "American Community Survey, 2024" are displayed. On the left, three circular statistics are shown: Top left - a graphic of a figure with a sack next to "20.9%" indicating the percentage of households in Maryland's Appalachian counties earning less than 150% of the Federal Poverty Level. Center left - an icon of a government building next to "16.3%" showing the percentage of residents receiving public assistance. Bottom left - an icon of three people next to "14.7%" showing the percentage of children living in poverty. A photograph in the bottom left corner shows people holding a sign that reads "FIGHT POVERTY NOT THE POOR" with the Capitol building in the background. Social media icons are at the bottom right with the handle "@APPLIORG." The image is a map highlighting poverty rates in Maryland's Appalachian counties with a title at the top reading "Poverty in Maryland." Below the title, there is a statement about poverty levels among residents in these counties. The map shows the state of Maryland, specifically focusing on three counties—Garrett, Allegany, and Washington. Each county is filled with different colors representing varying poverty rates: Garrett is green (11.5%), Allegany is red (28.3%), and Washington is orange (23.0%). A gradient bar at the bottom indicates the range of poverty percentages from 11.5% to 28.3%. The bottom left corner features a logo labeled "APPLI" with further text, and the bottom right corner contains social media icons with the handle "@APPLlOrg."
May 12, 2025 at 5:00 PM
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💰 More than 1 out of every 3 households (37%) in #Kentucky's #Appalachian counties earns less than 150% of the #FederalPovertyLevel compared to 20.2% nationally.

🧒 Nearly 1 out of every 3 children (30.1%) lives in poverty compared to 16.3% nationally.

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The image is an infographic titled "Poverty in Kentucky," featuring data on poverty in Kentucky's Appalachian counties. The background is predominantly blue with white text. In the top right corner, the title is displayed along with the logo of the Appalachian Learning Initiative (APPLI) and their website. Below this, it notes that the data comes from the American Community Survey, 2024. Three main statistics are highlighted. On the left: "37% of households in Kentucky's Appalachian counties earn less than 150% of the Federal Poverty Level compared to the national rate of 20.2%,” accompanied by an icon of a person sitting with a bag. In the center: "30.1% of children in Kentucky's Appalachian counties live in poverty compared to the national rate of 16.3%,” with an icon of three people. On the right: "22.4% of residents receive some form of public assistance compared to the national rate of 12.8%,” alongside an icon of a government building. The image highlights poverty levels in Appalachian counties of Kentucky. It includes a map of Kentucky on the right side, divided into counties that are color-coded to indicate poverty levels, ranging from green to red. Green indicates lower poverty rates, and red signifies higher rates. Specific counties such as Clark and Wolfe are labeled, showcasing their respective poverty rates of 20.5% and 54.9%. The text on the left states that more than one out of every three residents in these counties lives in poverty, earning 150% or less of the Federal Poverty Level. Below the map is a legend and a gold-to-red gradient bar representing the data range. A countryside image with a barn is visible in the background. The bottom right features the logo of the Appalachian Learning Initiative (APPLI), with their website link. The image is a composite that highlights child poverty in Kentucky's Appalachian counties. On the left, bold text states “Child Poverty in Kentucky” and notes that nearly 1 out of every 3 children (30.1%) in these areas lives in poverty. Below this text, there are simplified shapes representing Owsley and Knox counties with poverty rates of 15.5% and 50.2%, respectively. In the center, a detailed map of Kentucky displays various counties color-coded from green to red, indicating lower to higher child poverty rates. A gradient bar below the map ranges from 15.5% to 50.2%, correlating with the county colors. On the right side, a young boy is seated inside a cabin structure, looking directly at the viewer. Also, the "APPLI" logo is visible near the bottom right corner. The image is a visual representation of public assistance income in Kentucky's Appalachian counties. On the left, a large title reads "Public Assistance Income in Kentucky" in bold black letters. Below, text states that nearly 1 out of every 4 residents (22.4%) in these counties receives public assistance. A map of Kentucky is centrally located, highlighting its Appalachian counties in varying shades of blue to indicate levels of public assistance income. Wolfe County is the darkest, indicating 35.1%, while Madison County is lighter at 10.3%. There is a legend at the bottom showing a gradient bar from light to dark blue, marked from 10.3% to 35.1%. On the right, there is a scenic background featuring a rustic wooden cabin surrounded by trees and grass, with smoke rising from its chimney. The top right corner has an "APPLI" logo.
April 14, 2025 at 6:00 PM
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While @governor.ca.gov deals with Trump's mercenary goons, he can't address real problems like #unaffordablehousing, nor explain FY25 cuts made to #USAID 502/523, & the absurdly low #FederalPovertyLevel "eligibility" threshold.

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September 22, 2025 at 4:41 PM
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9.) Increase the #MinimumWage to at least $20/hour and tie that wage to #GDP and the #CostOfLiving.

Tie the #FederalPovertyLevel to ACTUAL living costs instead of a “bare subsistence.”
May 7, 2025 at 12:07 AM
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💰 More than 1 out of every 4 households (26.5%) in #Alabama's #Appalachian counties earn less than 150% of the #FederalPovertyLevel compared to 20.2% nationally.

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An infographic titled "Poverty in Alabama" presents data on poverty rates in Alabama's Appalachian counties. It shows that 26.5% of households earn less than 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, compared to the national rate of 20.2%. 22.1% of children live in poverty, compared to the national rate of 16.3%. 15.2% of residents receive public assistance income, compared to the national rate of 12.8%. The infographic includes icons representing households, children, and a government building.
January 27, 2026 at 6:01 PM
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🎓 Nearly 1 out of every 15 residents lacks #HealthInsurance

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The image is an infographic about the Appalachian Learning Initiative in Washington County, Maryland, featuring key statistics. It is arranged with various textual elements and graphics. At the top, bold black text reads “Appalachian Learning Initiative Washington County, Maryland,” with a subheading indicating the population as 155,813. Below, on the left, there are five human figure icons, with shades of red and yellow, representing a statistic of 59.7% of Washington County adults reading at or below an 8th-grade level. Next, there is a circular map highlighting Washington County in green within Maryland. On the right, several facts are listed: 23% of residents earn below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, 16.9% rely on SNAP for nutrition assistance, and 6.5% lack health insurance. The infographic also features a logo for the Appalachian Learning Initiative with a stylized image and the website URL.
April 23, 2025 at 5:00 PM
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The image is an infographic about the Appalachian Learning Initiative in Wolfe County, Kentucky, highlighting various statistics. At the top, it states "Appalachian Learning Initiative Wolfe County, Kentucky" with the population of 6,282. Below, there are several statistics: 82.3% of adults have reading skills at or below an 8th-grade level, indicated by five silhouettes with four in blue and one in gray. 54.9% of residents earn below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level. 33% of adults haven’t graduated high school. Additionally, 2.3% of residents lack health insurance. There's a circular map showing counties including Wolfe, marked in a bright color. At the bottom left, the APPLI logo appears with the full name and website. To the right, there is a note for the National Center for Education Statistics, 2020. In the bottom right, social media icons are displayed with instructions to follow "@APPLlOrg."
March 14, 2025 at 5:01 PM
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🎓 Nearly 1 out of every 4 adults hasn't graduated #HighSchool

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The image is an infographic featuring statistics about McCreary County, Kentucky, under the Appalachian Learning Initiative. The top of the image displays the title "Appalachian Learning Initiative" with the subtitle "McCreary County, Kentucky" and the population noted as "17,050." Below, five blue figures represent statistics about adult literacy; four are in dark blue, and one in gray, indicating "79.7% of McCreary County adults read at or below an 8th Grade level." To the right, a colored map displays neighboring counties with names such as Russell, Pulaski, and Clinton. On the right side, there are two other statistics: "45.9% of McCreary County residents earn below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level" and "24.9% of McCreary County adults haven’t graduated high school." Below the map, a smaller statistic states "2% of McCreary County residents lack health insurance." At the bottom, the APPLI logo and social media icons are shown, with a note citing the source as the NCES
March 12, 2025 at 5:01 PM
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