| January 5, 2018
This article is the latest installment in the Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Series co-sponsored by YNPN and NPQ.
Far too many young people in the United States today are growing up without tangible examples of people impacted by a problem having the opportunity to shape their own reality. A teenager in a rural community could feel this absence after the town’s lone employer, which long provided the power and leadership to look after the basic needs of most people, shutters its doors, and no one knows quite how to fill its shoes. For a teenager growing up in an urban Rust Belt neighborhood, it could be because for decades her community was redlined, and power was, and still is, systematically denied.
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https://nonprofitquarterly.org/2018/01/05/look-like-community-future/
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