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Join Miami Valley Fair Housing for a final listening session - "to put on record the environmental impacts of redlining as experienced by...

The Carnegie Corporation named Learn to Earn Dayton/Omega CDC a finalist for its Profiles in Collective Leadership

Dayton high school students are invited to use their voice and answer a short survey to make Dayton a better city for teens.

Dayton Public Schools High School students, parents, and caregivers are invited to attend the Hope Zone Future Self Day!

L2ED provides an update on the success and positives outcomes that emerged from the first round of the Community Investment Fund.

L2ED and MCESC partnered to provide a training in the science of reading for staff and volunteers at Omega CDC.

L2ED is pleased to announce 8 organizations receiving funding, professional development and support through the Community Investment Fund.

Learn to Earn Dayton selected to participate in Urban Institute's Mobility Action Learning Network to drive upward mobility and equity.

Attend a listening session to learn about environmental justice issues facing Northwest & West Dayton. Speak Up!

The Youth Plan for Dayton promotes youth engagement, elevates youth voice, and empowers our future leaders to shape a better tomorrow.

Learn to Earn Dayton is thrilled to announce round 2 of the Community Investment Fund -- providing up to $625K to local organizations.

The post is a dedicated place for interested organizations/applicants to learn more about Round 2 of the Community Investment Fund.

L2ED is thrilled to welcome Erica Fields as the new Director of Place Based Strategies, joining the team in cradle-to-career solutions.

Explore photos from the Power of Place event, a celebration of the work of 300+ residents and stakeholders in creating the NWDP Plan.

Nina Carter steps into the a new role with the Harlem Children's Zone William Julius Wilson Institute.

A round-up of articles and editorials from local, state, and national partners, reflecting on the "Systems Transformation" designation.

L2ED welcomed 28 regional partners to design strategies with residents to support students and keep hope alive in Northwest Dayton.

Regional partnerships that focus on data, best practices, and collective impact are key to address workforce needs.

L2ED and Omega CDC are longtime partners focused on supporting residents to create solutions within their neighborhoods.

A reflection on the experience with L2ED's Northwest Dayton Partnership and the importance of involving residents in decision making.