^Its not proactive. Excessive wealth and hoarding is already a form of violence. Mitigating that is defense of said violence.
10 seconds google search:
https://www.affordablecolleges.com/rankings/community-colleges/Most offer state grants. Welding, electrician, plumbing professions are way better than some 'wage' jobs at retail or a fast food joint.
For those more ambitious, accounting, business administration, followed by scholarships to universities.
Don't tell me you cannot find a solution. Tell me you don't want to look, that I will believe you.
1.Well thats just cute but what about people who can't get into the country?
2. What about the people in the country who can't afford to pay rent without working, even if their tuition is paid for by a grant, where will they live?
3. How will they eat?
4. who will take care of their kids?
5. What about the people whose bosses won't give them flexible hours to attend classes and study?
and then when they graduate they are back working a (slightly better) job where their labor value is still being stolen and they are paid a higher wage. Starting your own company in an established industry (the kind you are taught about in college) requires an immense amount of capital. W
6. Where will this capital come from?
7. How will they compete with huge corporations that offer more competitive prices because they have the advantage of stealing labor value from thousands of workers?
8. What if they get sick at any point in the process?
If you can magically jump through those eight hurdles, there are definitely opportunities in the market that some poor people can rise into and fill but this is an extremely competitive path and only the most outstanding individuals will earn their way to freedom. That is the exception not the rule. Most of the poor are stuck poor regardless of what they choose.
re: 1. They can seek opportunities in their own country or immigrate to other countries where there are more opportunities for them. Learning foreign languages is always very important. Free resources are available on the Internet.
re: 2. Banks give student loans
re: 3. noodles and crackers for few years, basically subsisting.
re: 4. Give up their kids for adoption, they should not have had kids to begin with. It was very irresponsible for them to have kids, to begin with.
re: 5. You change the job. Or quit altogether and find a part-time job while attending school full time.
re: 6. The state and the loans from the banks.
re: 7. Wow, before you can compete with large corporations, you need to upgrade your intangible capital, your skills. BTW, the profit margins of large corporations are dismal, as a small service business, you can undercut them price-wise very easily.
re: 8. They have to get better, then continue when they get better.
I jumped through all of these hoops except for the #4, all without the Internet.