Amid intense polarization and concerns for America's youth, Carnegie Corporation of New York’s Profiles in Collective Leadership empowers local leaders to create partnerships that help students achieve meaningful education, fulfilling careers, and civic engagement. Through a competitive national process, the Corporation awarded grants to 10 winners from various fields—such as medicine, business, technology, and public schooling—with the goal of joining forces to help low-income students thrive and participate in their communities. The recognized collaborations serve students from a mix of rural, suburban, and urban areas across eight states.
Join us on July 17 at 3 p.m. ET to chat with three winners from Carnegie Corporation of New York’s Profiles in Collective Leadership: Dr. Kim Alexander (Founder of Collegiate Edu-Nation), Michael Matsuda (Superintendent of Anaheim Union High School District), and Andrea Russell (Program Manager of IU Health Fellowship). The panel will be co-moderated by LaVerne Evans Srinivasan (Vice President of Carnegie Corporation of New York’s National Program and program director for Education), Jade Grieve (Chief of Student Pathways for NYC Public Schools), and Michael Petrilli (President of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute).