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A new generation of decision-makers is changing practices with their innovative solutions, mixed banking preferences, and reliance on social media for education.
These individuals, defined as those between 18 and 35 years of age, are reshaping business practices.
For financial institutions, understanding the unique characteristics and needs of this segment is crucial to providing the right tools, resources and banking experiences.
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A customized collection of grant news from foundations and the federal government from around the Web.
Ripple effects of hosting Pre-k Counts programs at high schools.Waynesboro Area School District expands preschool program.High school students build confidence and leadership skills.Preschoolers...more
The Creative School is celebrating its 10th anniversary with RUBIX, an annual exhibition and symposium.The faculty is at the forefront of groundbreaking, transdisciplinary work that pushes...more
The Creative Arts Center's upcoming first ever "Student and Faculty" show is scheduled to kick off with a reception on Friday from 4:30 to 6 pm.The new show, expected to include some 100 pieces...more
The award was presented on April 4, 2025, at the AAC&U Conference on Learning and Student Success in San Juan, Puerto Rico.The Terrel L Rhodes Game Changer Award is awarded annually to individuals or...more
The annual Learn Local Conference drew 217 educators and preservice teachers from 42 school districts to Wright State.Fairborn City School District was honored for addressing chronic...more
Inaugural cohort of Global Futures Impact Scholars receive mentorship and up to $5,000 to fund a student-led experience.Students divided into four teams to work on smaller projects that help them...more
Florida lawmakers are advancing a bill that would loosen restrictions on teen work hours.Last year, the state passed a law allowing parents, guardians or school superintendents to waive the 30-hour...more
A new generation of decision-makers is changing practices with their innovative solutions, mixed banking preferences, and reliance on social media for education.These individuals, defined as those...more
The launch took place on 26 February at the 12th Sankalp Africa Summit in Nairobi, Kenya.The African Development Bank contributed $26,000 to support the summit as an official "knowledge partner" The...more
The Crystal Kay Charlevoix Memorial Scholarship to be offered to a Norway High School graduate in 2025 and to a North Dickinson High School Graduate in 2026.For more information on available grants...more
Social Entrepreneurship
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Girls-Aiding Social Business Accelerators To Help Teen Girls Living In Poverty
In partnership with the Unreasonable Group, the Nike Foundation is set to launch the Girl Effect Accelerator this November to help social entrepreneurs whose business startups focus on helping economically disadvantaged adolescent girls.
