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To Restore Second Chances, Restore Opportunity for All

There is much to do in Chicago and elsewhere, according to the latest State of Opportunity in America Report by the Center for Advancing Opportunity, which Koch Industries and the Charles Koch Foundation formed in 2017, in partnership with the Thurgood Marshall College Fund.

Johnson: ‘you Can’t Learn Too Much,’ Says Alabama State Student, Aspiring Software Engineer

A Thurgood Marshall Fund Scholar who just completed his sophomore year at ASU, Keith (his full first name is Keithbridges, but he goes by Keith) will make his first trip to California’s Silicon Valley next week for Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference—an annual confab of coders, tech creatives and other industry leaders featuring design workshops, hands-on labs and other geekish interactions.

Winning HBCU Team Creates App for School Teachers at TMCF’s the Pitch 2019 Competition

The app is designed to make the process of grading papers more efficient allowing them more time to spend with their students. Team members won a MacBook, and DJI Mavic Air drone.

Lynn Graduates Receive Words Of Advice from Author James Patterson During Commencement

Fortunately, Johnson is one of the few students to graduate without significant debt thanks to scholarships he’s received, including one through the Thurgood Marshall College Fund.

You’ve Heard Of Thurgood Marshall & Earl Warren. Now It’s Time to Celebrate the ‘regular’ People Who Made Brown V. Board Possible 65 Years Ago

Some social scientists call it a giant step forward for the civil rights movement. Some educators see it as a major blow to Jim Crow schooling in the South and North. Others say the decision touched their hearts.

RALEIGH Tech Ceo on Driving Diversity: ‘You’ve Got to Win with Cards You’ve Been Dealt’

He ‘s also a mentor for Google for Entrepreneurs Exchange: Black Founders and recently acted as a judge for the Thurgood Marshall College Fund Hackathon pitch competition.