We are an education justice fund working to build a movement for equity & opportunity in public education.
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Your gift helps us provide resources and support to our grassroots partners across the country who are working to advance racial justice in public education.
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What are Schott grantee partners been up to? Here's a quick recap:
@CT4aDREAM celebrated their recent graduates, welcomed new members, and debriefed their latest legislative session.
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@fflicla launched their #LetYouthShine summer campaign to uplift youth voices across Louisiana.
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@CADREparents, in community with fellow advocates, held a meeting to discuss why the ICE crisis is also a Black issue.
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Funders and advocates alike must always remember that our first calling is not to save, but to serve.
Thank you Brandon McGee Connecticut Social Equity Council
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"We recognize that simply having a democracy does not deliver and equitable and just society."Dr. John H. Jackson’s 2019 remarks, inspired by our grantees, remind us that democracy is both the path and the promise of equity and justice for all children.
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NEW Report: Does your city love its children? See the new Loving Cities Index to find out, looking at 25 key factors influencing every child's life: lovingcities.schottfoundatio…
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For generations, we’ve outgrown our shells and created them anew. Endowing grassroots movement groups helps ensure that as generations come and go, the causes we care about continue to move forward no matter what.
Thank you Darren Isom from the The Bridgespan Group
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Schott grantee partner @pvdstudentunion celebrated youth leaders at The Art of Student Power: Quinceañera Edition on May 30th. The event featured music, performances, dancing, a silent auction, creative activities, food, drinks, and more!
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Two graduating seniors from the Leadership Team were honored with the third annual Youth Leadership Scholarship Award, along with special citations from the Providence City Council.
Congratulations to Providence Student Union for the great event!
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Trust is the foundation of strong, loving communities. It's the foundation of transparent philanthropy & a multiracial democracy. The more we invest in building trust, the greater change we can catalyze.
Thank You ED of The Education Justice Alliance Letha Muhammad
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We need clean air, great transportation, affordable housing, and amazing public schools! Together, we have the power to advocate for change and transform systems through collective action and collective liberation. Sounding the alarm and raising our voices is the first step.
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In a rapidly shifting world, philanthropy must reflect the times. Our internal systems should be as responsive and transformative as the work we support.
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This was recorded at the 2023 HEAL Convening in Whitakers, North Carolina, but the sentiment could not ring more true today. Public schools are the cornerstone of our democracy, and it is imperative that we protect them.
Thank you to Christina Spears from NCAE
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Does your city love its children? In this new edition of the Loving Cities Index, the Schott Foundation examined cities across 25 key indicators to see if they’re providing the supportive resources and policies children and families need to thrive. How does your city fare?
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Learn more at lovingcities.schottfoundatio…
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Every loving community deserves protection, and true protection means prioritizing the safety and well-being of every child, regardless of ZIP code, background, or ethnicity.
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#PrideMonth is about showing up as your full self, unapologetically. It's about ensuring every young person feels seen, supported, and celebrated. It's about championing the diversity of our communities and honoring every contribution that makes our world stronger.
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A few years ago, we asked grassroots advocates across the country what an endowment could mean for their work.
Today, we’re still calling for bold, long-term, investments like endowments, so that grantees can better focus on advancing their missions.
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