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In May 2015, twenty Dallas-based social justice leaders convened for the first meeting of the Dallas Public Voices Greenhouse, a radical experiment in personal knowledge, public impact thought leadership, and what it takes to be influential on a large scale. Over the...
Advancing Equity for Women and Girls, News
Dallas Morning News Norma Adams-Wade Efforts to stamp out poverty in Dallas got a boost when the city was picked as the nation’s fifth to house a free information technology training program to help lift the low-income, unemployed and underemployed out of hardship....
Advancing Equity for Women and Girls, News
The Boone Family Foundation is now accepting applications for the “Dallas Public Voices Greenhouse,” a prestigious new program to dramatically increase the public impact of our nation’s top underrepresented thought leaders. The Dallas Public Voices Greenhouse will...
Advancing Equity for Women and Girls, News
Ron Baselice/Staff Photographer Sarita Turner said communities need to help identify the right remedies in a session on housing equity during the Facing Race conference at the Hilton By DANIEL HOUSTON [email protected] Staff Writer Published: 15 November 2014...
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Inside Philanthropy October 27, 2014 Alyssa Ochs Single-gender education is certainly not a new concept, but the number of such schools is on the rise nationally, along with philanthropic support for them. One education site has cited this as among...
Advancing Equity for Women and Girls, News
October 20, 2014 To: Dallas Faces Race Partners and Subscribers From: Lauren Embrey and the Embrey Family Foundation Cecilia and Garrett Boone and The Boone Family Foundation As Dallas’ major racial equity initiative, Dallas Faces Race is confronted with a...
