The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation
The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation
The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation
Following | Nurse-Family Partnership | July 1, 2017
A National Bureau of Economic Research Working Paper confirms that NFP boosts children’s cognitive skills at age 6 and those of boys at age 12.
Following | Youth Guidance (B.A.M.) | June 13, 2017
Interviewed in The Atlantic, Becoming a Man founder Anthony Di Vittorio discusses the value of vulnerability.
Following | PACE Center for Girls | June 9, 2017
The Pensacola News Journal attends graduation ceremonies and describes how PACE helps traumatized young women put their lives back on track.
Following | Foster Care, Wendy's Wonderful Kids | May 8, 2017
Rita Soronen shares with Columbus CEO magazine her Foundation’s 12-year plan to save children's lives—and U.S. taxpayers' money.
Following | Foster Care, Wendy's Wonderful Kids, Children's Home Society of NC | April 20, 2017
The Charlotte News & Observer describes how CHSNC is partnering with Wendy’s Wonderful Kids to help older kids find adoptive families.
Following | Employment, Year Up | April 14, 2017
The Atlantic highlights how Year Up matches young, lower-income workers with employers eager to diversify their ranks.
Following | Year Up, Employment | April 13, 2017
Writing in “Bloomberg View,” the president of the Federal Reserve Bank in Dallas cites Year Up’s community college-based program as the kind of public-private partnership that is essential to growing middle-class jobs.
Following | Year Up, Employment | April 10, 2017
Year Up's Jonathan Hasak explains in the Washington Post how work-based education programs can train and "upskill" millions of Americans.
Following | Education, Talent Development Secondary, Evidence and Evaluation | March 14, 2017
Diplomas Now co-founder Robert Balfanz argues in the Stanford Social Innovation Review that investing in evidence building is essential to education reform.
Following | Upstream USA | March 4, 2017
New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof argues that family planning clinics offer “health care at its best” while saving taxpayer dollars.
