Free program · Education
Learning Development
Education is the pathway out of cycles of poverty, but historically discriminatory policies have underfunded schools in predominantly Black neighbourhoods. We work to reverse the decline and open doors.
The stakes
Why it matters
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Economic empowerment
Education is a pathway to better-paying jobs and economic stability, breaking cycles of poverty in less privileged communities.
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Breaking marginalization
Educated individuals are more likely to uplift their families and communities, fostering long-term progress and resilience.
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Empowerment and advocacy
Education helps young adults understand systemic inequities and equips them to advocate for their rights.
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Fostering leadership
Education cultivates critical thinking and leadership skills, empowering young adults to take active roles in society.
Our response
How we bridge the gap
Scholarships, grants, and funding for supplies, tuition, and transportation
Tutoring, mentoring, and after-school programs that keep youth engaged
Advocacy for equitable school funding and an end to discriminatory discipline
Recruiting Black educators and role models; career days and leadership workshops
College and career readiness: applications, scholarships, internships
Access to technology and digital literacy training