Aspen Institute

For The Support Of The Opportunity Youth Incentive Fund In The Bay Area

Overview
This Serving Bay Area Communities grant will support the implementation of Bay Area cross-system/sector collaboratives aimed at reconnecting disconnected youth (opportunity youth) with education and employment, via backbone organizations - Kids in Common in Santa Clara county and Urban Strategies Council in Oakland. In the initial year, OYIF provided 21 communities across the country with one year planning grants. This renewal grant will support the implementation of the plans developed during Year 1.
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Grants to this Grantee
for support of Opportunity to Learn principles in action  
The Aspen Institute Education and Society Program works to improve public education by informing and influencing education leaders to take action on matters of education policy and practice. Building on the work of a bipartisan set of policymakers to develop Opportunity to Learn principles, Aspen will support policymakers in advancing an opportunity agenda and facilitating partnerships. This work advances the Education Program’s goal of ensuring that public education provides students with meaningful skills, knowledge, and mindsets by supporting the policies and leadership to ensure a rich vision for public education; creating learning environments for education leaders; and bringing together diverse stakeholders across race, gender, geography and political affiliation. (Strategy: K-12 Teaching and Learning)

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