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26 Jun
By The Kirwan Institute, aalf, civic engagement, Comments Off on Partners with AALF on Regional Transformative Change

Partners with AALF on Regional Transformative Change

Now on the verge of a regional and national movement, the African American Leadership Forum (AALF) aims to change the conditions for African Americans in the Twin Cities, Des Moines, Portland, Seattle and Tacoma. While the challenges that face individual communities often require individual solutions, the region faces similar challenges and opportunities in education, housing, and … Continue reading »

Partners with AALF on Regional Transformative Change
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