Special to the Philanthropy Journal By Gabrielle L. Kurlander Derek is a poor African American young man growing up in the projects of New York City. He has been overlooked, undervalued, and ultimately dismissed by mainstream society. His “story” has already been...
Special to the Philanthropy Journal By Elissa Vanaver To a student from a low-income background, a college degree is the most likely ticket - more than any character trait or specific skill - to a prosperous and meaningful life. Yet low-income students...
Special to the Philanthropy Journal By Scott Mikesh Creativity is a valuable skill set. It’s not just a matter of making, but a manner of thinking, exploring, and communicating. It’s a way to be resourceful, innovative, and find solutions. In business, creativity...
