"Community providers are essential" – Race, jobs, and the American postsecondary system

from Today's Students, Tomorrow's Talent

Marc Morial, President and CEO of the National Urban League, believes that community-based education providers are critical to America's success. Morial shares his thoughts on how greater attention and investment in community-based programs can address structural racism and produce the talent America needs. Also joining this episode is Dr. Jasmine Haywood, who shares lessons from the field on operationalizing equity.

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