The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation
The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation
The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation
Following | Evidence and Evaluation | December 15, 2016
Eight of 15 nonprofit CEOs awarded fellowships for their commitment to evidence-based programs and policies lead current or former EMCF grantees.
Following | December 14, 2016
Nonprofit Quarterly describes EMCF's plan as "a logical end for an organization that set its sights on … building world-class, world-changing grantee[s]."
Following | December 13, 2016
The Chronicle of Philanthropy reports on EMCF's plan to maximize its impact on disadvantaged youth.
Following | Early Childhood | November 23, 2016
Early Childhood Policy researchers at the Center for American Progress recommend 17 executive actions governors can take to improve and expand early learning opportunities in their states.
Following | Education, Talent Development Secondary, Communities In Schools | November 5, 2016
The Miami Herald reports on the impact the Diplomas Now program is making on that graduation rates at a struggling high school.
Following | Upstream USA | November 1, 2016
The New York Times reports on the success of long-acting contraceptives in reducing unplanned pregnancies in South Carolina.
Following | Talent Development Secondary, Communities In Schools | October 19, 2016
The co-founder of the Diplomas Now program says it takes “big data” as well as “people power” to turn around a school and its students.
Following | Communities In Schools | October 12, 2016
EMCF’s support of CIS exemplifies a healthy, productive funder/grantee relationship in an Independent Sector case study.
Following | Blue Meridian Partners, Capital Aggregation | October 6, 2016
The Chronicle of Social Change highlights Steve and Connie Ballmer’s commitment to Blue Meridian Partners and child welfare.
Following | Nurse-Family Partnership | September 23, 2016
Pacific Standard explores the potential benefits to families and taxpayers of NFP’s project in South Carolina.
