Building a Beloved Community: Strengthening the Field of Black Male Achievement
Building on the groundbreaking report Where Do We Go From Here? Philanthropic Support for Black Men and Boys, this companion piece explores the diverse, multidisciplinary, and cross-sector work to advance black male achievement. Based on interviews with 50 philanthropic, nonprofit, government, academic, and business leaders, the report also offers recommendations for what it will take to strengthen the field moving forward.
Authors
Seema Shah, Grace Sato
Publishers
Foundation Center
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