The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation
The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation
The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation
Following | Center for Employment Opportunities | February 1, 2018
Oklahoma Gazette reports on how the program is breaking the cycle of re-incarceration in Oklahoma City.
Following | Year Up | January 26, 2018
A Year Up graduate tells Entrepreneur how the program gave him the mindset, the skill set and the connection to launch a successful career.
Following | Foster Care | December 28, 2017
A New York Times op-ed describes how parents' addiction is overwhelming the child welfare system and, since kids who have been in foster care are more likely to abuse drugs, threatens to prolong the epidemic.
Following | Communities In Schools, Talent Development Secondary | December 5, 2017
The Hechinger Report heralds the success of a nonprofit partnership combining relationship building and data analysis to support and inspire a Tulsa high school’s students.
Following | Birth through Eight Strategy for Tulsa | November 20, 2017
The Christian Science Monitor profiles Blue Meridian Regional Partner George Kaiser, who has "turned Tulsa into perhaps the country’s most ambitious test bed for the power of philanthropy to tackle poverty at its roots."
Following | Youth Villages | November 6, 2017
The New York Times highlights Youth Villages among national organizations stopping the downward spiral of vulnerable young adults.
Following | Center for Employment Opportunities, Youth Villages, Year Up | November 6, 2017
Young adults tell The New York Times how EMCF and Blue Meridian grantees helped them turn their lives around.
Following | Blue Meridian Partners, Upstream USA | November 1, 2017
The Bridgespan Group’s William Foster tells Forbes why Blue Meridian Partners found a small young organization a compelling investment opportunity for social change.
Following | Children's Home Society of NC, Wendy's Wonderful Kids | October 31, 2017
EMCF and Blue Meridian grantees partner to connect hard-to-place youth with permanent families.
Following | Upstream USA | October 30, 2017
Upstream co-founder Mark Edwards warns in Newsweek that taxpayers will pay a hefty price for limiting access to birth control.
