OSF publishes Campaign for Black Male Achievement Impact Index
A new report published by the Open Society Foundations provides a summary of the accomplishments of the Open Society Campaign for Black Male Achievement since its inception in 2008. It contains the rationale for developing the campaign, a breakdown of its grantmaking goals and strategies, various collaborations that have been created, and descriptions of grantees in each key strategy area. The result is a publication that targets a variety of networks including funding partners, with the hope of leveraging more money to the black male achievement field.
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12-22-2012 4:08 (EST)
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That is, unless we do something drastically different.
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by Greg Hodge
12-22-2012 3:54 (EST)
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by Bryan Echols
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