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The 1954 Project
Category: Education
DescriptionThe Project is a philanthropic initiative focused on embracing Black leadership in the education sector to fulfill the promise of education for all. Led by the Black community, in partnership with allies, the 1954 Project exists at the intersection of education, leadership, and giving. Named for the year of the historic Brown versus the Board of Education, the Project's Luminary Awards support established Black leaders of nonprofits in the education sector with grants along with professional supports and membership in a community of their peers. The Awards provide support to leaders whose work addresses one of mor the following areas: Economic Mobility, with a focus on strengthening pathways from education to career to increase Black students' and families' economic mobility; Diversity in Education, with a focus on increasing the number of Black educators and leaders through innovative initiatives and programs; and Innovation in Teaching and Learning, with a focus on creating more effective, equitable, and culturally affirming teaching and learning models to better serve all students. Luminaries must be Black leaders with a number one role at a nonprofit or public sector organization with a budget ranging from $500,000 to $6,000,000 and founded in 2019 or earlier. Visit the Web site for additional information and application instructions.
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