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Thanks from The 2018 Human Excellence Awards

6/28/2018

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A Leadership Development 
Conference to Help End Poverty

Celebrating Hope, Community & Human Excellence: Honoring Heroes in High Impact Social Innovation

Sponsored by
Hope Collaborative, Divine Will Foundation and Meketa Investments with People Shores and Sai Global Federation of Foundations
 
On June 19th, leaders and social mission advocates from around the world came together for the 2018 Human Excellence Awards at Harvard University.  The conference sought to understand, support, and promote the skills and qualities of leaders who are capable and committed to delivering lasting and durable solutions for society's mission-critical problems.

Distinguished friends and guests joined from around the country and the world. It was a joyful day of learning, sharing, and spring weather set against a beautiful setting on Harvard yard.

The conference audience included aspiring young leaders, students in middle school, high school and college. It was broadcast to more young leaders from the United States and overseas.

We held the morning's presentations and videos honoring the Human Excellence Award winners at Memorial Church of Harvard University.  The setting was an inspiring location to host the Human Excellence Awards. 

Co-Chairs, Kevin Sheehan, Executive Director of Hope Collaborative, and Shyam Kamath, Dean of the College of Business at California State University at Monterey Bay started the day with inspiring discussions about the power of vision and impact through inner transformation and new ways of organizing and leading.  

Keynote speakers were Bunker "Sanjit" Roy, Founder of Barefoot College and Sam Vaghar, Director of Millennium College Network.  ​

Our sponsors conferred Human Excellence Awards to exceptional social innovators who help establish peace in conflict ridden areas, use educational institutions as catalysts for change, support and strengthen communities, and provide high quality free health care to those in need.
  • Nancy Lindborg, President of the United States Institute of Peace.  
  • Eduardo Ochoa, President to California State University Monterey Bay
  • Rev. Dr. Raymond Rivera, Chairman of the National Latino Evangelical Association
  •  Steve Stirling, Chief Executive Officer and President of MAP International
  • Mr. C Sreenivas, Chairman of the Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Hospital

The Corporate Courage Awards featured exemplar corporations that leverage their success towards social innovation, philanthropy, and sustainability:
  • Driscoll's, Inc.
  • Gravity Payments
  • IBM
  • State Street
Conference speakers and attendees engaged in dynamic workshops and roundtable discussions.

Overall, The 2018 Human Excellence Awards conference showcased the kinds of leadership, hope, and new approaches and systems necessary to deliver on humanity's promise of greater civilization and more equitable and lasting ways of partnering for better futures.  The days' attendees together composed  a vision for what is possible and for a future that can serve to optimize the life and health of people everywhere.



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Learn from Leaders who are Combating Poverty with Impactful Social Innovations, June 19 at The Human Excellence Awards.  Eduardo Ochoa, President of California State University, Monterey Bay

6/15/2018

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Meet President Ochoa
and other Award Winners Featured
at the Human Excellence Awards,
Tuesday, June 19,
Harvard University
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​Dr. Eduardo Ochoa is an innovator and leader in education who understands the power of community support and social outreach.
 
As president of California State University at Monterey Bay, he has used the innovative capacities of a major American university to advance the implementation of business models that impact the broad community in mission critical ways.
 
He has made social equity and justice for neighborhoods and communities around the university a high priority. To advance community impact, he has set a unique course for the student body to become accomplished students and to also become citizens who advance community connection, higher learning, and career impact simultaneously. 
 
His work has set a new kind of standard for universities to provide resources within innovative partnerships to advance a region socially, economically and culturally.
 
As an example, early in his tenure, Dr. Ochoa was concerned that elementary and high school students in the county of Monterey were preforming well below the state average.  Research suggested that less than a quarter of students were college ready after graduating from high school.  Post-secondary education is often a requirement for advancing in the modern economy.  He knew that improved educational outcomes would drive social advancements, and support community health, safety, support structures, and other key dimensions of community success.
 
As a result, Dr. Ochoa founded the Bright Futures Education Partnership. 
 
The program fosters progress in education outcomes for local students from cradle to career. It is a collective of university and community leaders who commit to improving the pipeline of quality talent within Monterey County, a county with a majority Hispanic population and low incomes, low employment, and stressed livelihoods.
 
Together the leaders have committed resources to improve the educational experience of children and teens in the community.  Their goal is to lift the college readiness and graduation rates of the community from 20% to 60% by the year 2025. The program is well on its way to achieving its goals with defined targets and assessments implemented effectively to drive results.  .
 
Service learning is valued within the college curriculum and promotes student outreach to underserved communities and close opportunity gaps.  During the past academic year, more than 800 students provided service to 350 community agencies and schools throughout Santa Cruz, San Benito, and Monterey counties.      
 
Ethical business is one of the cornerstone tenants of the university’s programming
 
Students in the business school are taught to impact society in powerfully positive ways through the creative use of business as a resource to provide services and products while advancing the cause of the broader society and the planet. Business school leadership has designed 5 bottom-line outputs to track success and progress, including a business’ impact on its people, ethics, equity, planet, and profitability.  Practitioners are encouraged to understand and drive all 5 “bottom lines.”
 
Dr. Ochoa committed his life to advocating for education as a tool for social change and social impact.  Through Dr. Eduardo Ochoa’s leadership, a major university has become a catalyst for social and economic development.  
 
The school’s mission extends beyond the halls of their institution to focus on community education and advancement.
 
For his innovative approaches to higher education and community advancement, we are honoring Dr. Eduardo Ochoa with The 2018 Human Excellence Award.
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Join us for a leadership development conference to help end poverty.
Harvard University
Tuesday, June 19, 2018 



Our conference mission is to
 
1) Honor leaders and corporations making a 
difference as a model for a new generation and

2) Empower youth leaders with leadership skills in social impact and conversations that connect youth with companies doing powerful work for mentorship. The output of the conference will be a commitment to impactful projects in the neighborhood to have impact and make a difference.
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When We Change Leadership Mindsets, We Increase our Chances for Lasting Peace

6/14/2018

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Learn from A Leader Delivering
Peace Solutions to War Torn Countries Globally

Conference at Harvard University
June 19

Featuring Nancy Lindborg,
President of the
United States Institute of Peace
 
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Nancy Lindborg believes that peace is possible.  
 
Everywhere. And she has spent most of a remarkable career proving that. 
 
At USAID, as an example, Nancy’s teams responded to conflicts in Syria, droughts in Africa, the Arab Spring, and the Ebola response to name several. 
 
She has traveled with her team to help transform social dynamics, working to help people survive in fragile and conflict-affected regions around the world. 
 
It is not easy developing new mindsets and frameworks to places that are ravaged by conflict.
 
She explained her work to Forbes Magazine when she was executive director of Mercy Corps:
 
“We are focused on what we see is our greatest value --to help catalyze social change after you have a disaster or conflict. To help people organize for the change that people want to see. We help people sustain the changes that they want to see. Working in economic realm has led us to be social entrepreneurs. When we look at projects, we look for innovations that can begin in a community but also can have a scale.”
 
Presently, Nancy serves as President of the United States Institute of Peace.  This non-partisan independent institution founded by the United States Congress provides practical solutions for preventing and resolving conflict around the world.
 
One way she helps create sustainable peace is to include more women in the work of conflict resolution and peace negotiations.    
 
Research has found, that there is a substantially better chance that a peace agreement will last 15 years or more, when women are included in the peace process.
 
Women, focused less on issues of domination and control, and more on issues of reconciliation, economic development, education, and social issues.
 
In her current role leading the United States Institute of Peace, Nancy helps create pathways for more and more women to enter leadership roles in peace negotiations.  
 
Striving to create more inclusive and respectful societies, the institute supports the work of local leaders, like a woman named Flor in Columbia. Flor graduated from the Institute’s mediation and negotiation training program. She went on to do work in her own community, such as organizing the families and parents of 38 children and teens who were abducted and recruited into a renegade army.  The team Flor led traveled unarmed into the jungle to meet with the commander where she engaged in multi-day negotiations, and successfully secured the release of all 38 children. 
 
Nancy Lindborg is the first woman president of the United States Institute of Peace.  She asserts that solutions for peace are not military, but result from new forms of human process, mindsets, and approaches to people with different backgrounds and cultures. 
 
She believes peace is possible and understands the complications and nuances to problems that lead to conflict, displacement and refugees, and war. 
 
Nancy Lindborg has lived a life that is a beacon of experience, expertise, and hope. 
 
She is a heroine and symbol for peace in the world.
 
For this, we are honoring her with The 2018 Human Excellence Award.
 
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The 2018 Human Excellence Awards to honor heroes in high-impact social innovation.

Harvard University
Tuesday, June 19, 2018 

Hear Nancy Lindborg
and other Renowned Speakers
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Join Workshops with Social MissionLeaders Like the Reverend Ray Rivera.  He Transformed the Playing Field for The Latin Community Everywhere

6/12/2018

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See Him and other Exemplars

​Featured at the 2018 Human Excellence Awards,

June 19, 2018
Harvard University
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to strengthening the four pillars of community life: family, schools, community-based organizations, and churches.   
 
Reverend Rivera has served as a pastor, preacher, denominational executive, organization founder, and community builder in the Bronx, New York. For decades, he has helped build hope and futures in neighborhoods ravaged by economic blight and despair.
 
In 1992, Dr. Rivera founded the Latino Pastoral Action Center to deal with social justice issues in the broad community from a holistic perspective. He worked within the Manhattan-based New York City Mission Society, the city’s oldest and largest social service agency, to get the work done, and to deliver vital support to thousands of disengaged citizens.
 
His work sits on the divide between the secular and the sacred. His vision is to create a bridge between the two--where the energy of faith and the energy of life create a powerful fount for transformation and new horizons.
 
As an example of his reach, Reverend Rivera has provided leadership development and technical assistance to hundreds of churches and faith-based organizations around the country.  He has established spiritual care, after-school, youth development, and adult education programs over decades of community engagement and national conversations.
 
In 2000, Dr. Rivera founded the Family Life Academy Charter School, an award-winning group of charter schools that has brought top-quality education to children from under-resourced families.
 
Demand for admission to the schools is intense, and students and families who gain admission find life transformed as they enter buildings filled with hope, talented teachers, and a culture that brings meaning, connection, and purpose to young lives around the city.
 
The academic curriculum includes a focus on character, family, and social justice.  Students at the charter schools are scholars who graduate with ambitions and the academic foundation to excel.  The school is committed to creating opportunity for all students, no matter their primary language, ethnicity or socio-economic status.  The vast majority of students at Family Life Academy Charter School go on to higher education and better lives and futures.
 
Dr. Rivera has worked with communities across the country with a holistic approach to the most complex problems.  
 
His vision--and his ability to build teams who implement despite extraordinary odds—has been an inspiration for social impact leaders around the country.
 
Dr. Rivera speaks about the transformative results people can have, and then delivers on that promise with new forms of social justice, equity, and support for poor families to actualize on their potential.
 
For his work in schools, community-based organizations, and churches nationally, we are excited to honor Dr. Ray Rivera with the 2018 Human Excellence Award.
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Learn how Sam Vaghar changed the world from his dorm room.

6/8/2018

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Register Today For
Hope DWF Youth Leadership 
Conference at Harvard University

The 2018 Human Excellence Awards

June 19: Featuring Sam Vaghar, Millennium Campus Network: Empowering Youth for Social Activism

Limited Seats--Act Now!
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Sam Vaghar says that he was a shy teenager.  He came to Brandeis University at 19, and was moved by the problems of global poverty and injustice.  At Brandeis, he found a voice and mission, and has since shared that with 1000's of young leaders around his Millennial Network.  While a student, there he created a network to mobilize students.  Through small scale concerts and events, the group first raised $5,000 for bed nets to prevent malaria.  And that was the beginning.  

Sam co-founded the Millennium Campus Network (MCN) that has since grown into a global non-profit convening and training 21st century social impact leaders, empowering student leaders across the United States with the resources they need to advance global development and the United Nations Millennium Development Goals.  Through an innovative year-long experience, MCN helps young leaders find their voice and own their power for social impact on campus and in community. 

The MCN conferences enable students to share stories, make connections, and develop skills to launch social impact careers. They practice skills from networking to ethical storytelling.  They wrestled with big questions, like: should we be focusing our energies on Aid or Justice? And then the set out to help solve some of the world's mission-critical problems.

 
Students are transformed by MCN.
Testimonials: 
Katie Sgarro, Undergraduate Student at University of Pennsylvania: "I was given the chance to launch the “#AsylumConnect: In Pursuit of Happiness, Freedom and Safety” global peace campaign at the United Nations Headquarters in New York City in August 2015.  Supported by MCN and the MCJ/Amelior Foundation. this prize presented me with the rare opportunity to break down prejudices. It introduced me to a panel of global development expert mentors, and over 450 student leaders from more than 50 countries around the world. It let me present my case, an argument for respecting the humanity of all people, to delegates who live in countries where it is still illegal to be gay." 
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John Kotey, Undergraduate Student at Columbia University:  "[The MCN Conference] renewed my faith in social change work and put me right back on track.....  During the conference, I got the chance to learn about grassroots student movements focused on non-paternalistic and community-based global development, which informed and reinvigorated my dream of using technology as a way to address basic human rights and needs. With a new sense of purpose, I went back to Columbia and convinced the First-Generation Low-Income Partnership to apply for the Millennium Fellowship; the National First-Generation, Low-Income Partnership (FLIP National) was born in those transformational eight months during the fellowship...  Created with other Millennium fellows, FLIP National is a non-profit organization that focuses on providing equal opportunity for first-generation and/or low-income (FGLI) students in institutions of higher learning."
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​On June 19, 2018, we are fortunate to have:
Sam Vaghar Keynote our 2018 Human Excellence Awards

​Join us to celebrate Hope, Community, and Human Excellence by honoring heroes in high-impact social innovation.

Harvard University
Tuesday, June 19, 2018 

Sponsored by 
Hope Collaborative and Divine Will Foundation with Meketa Investments, People Shores, The Sai Global Federation of Foundations, and Science for Society.


Our goals for the day are to:
 
1) Honor leaders and corporations making a difference as a model for a new generation and

2) Empower youth leaders with leadership skills in social impact and conversations that connect youth with companies doing powerful work for mentorship. The output of the conference will be a commitment to impactful projects in the neighborhood to have impact and make a difference.


See Sam Vaghar and our inspiring award nominees and speakers at the 2018 Human Excellence Awards, June 19, 2018.

Attendance is Free Thanks to Generous Donations from Funders.  
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Come Meet a Leader Who Has Helped Deliver Free Health Care to 4 Million People  in India, Honored at The 2018 Human Excellence Awards at Harvard University, June 19, 2018

6/7/2018

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His organization delivers hospital care for some of the world's poorest communities.  

Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Hospitals believes that all children have a right to a healthy childhood.  
Children born in poverty experience disastrous health outcomes from preventable diseases as well as other health complications.  Economic injustice place these families with a paucity of options to get their children the medical care they need.    

In India, over 2 million children are born with congenital heart disease every year contributing to an alarmingly high infant mortality in India. Few institutions provide affordable pediatric cardiac surgery services and even the existing ones are inequitably spread across the country.

Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Hospitals led by C Sreenivas provides free hospital care to some of the world's poorest communities.  Special pediatric cardiac services aim to create a holistic ecosystem resulting in reducing the global congenital heart disease burden.
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The Child Heart Care Program at Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Hospitals in one of the largest in the Country, performing close to 1,200 surgeries annually Free of Cost. Thousand of new patients are diagnosed and listed for surgery every year.  Surgical outcomes are comparable with some of the best units in the world.
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On June 19, 2018, we are fortunate to honor: 

Mr. C Sreenivas, at the 
2018 Human Excellence Awards
at Harvard University.

​Join him for a presentation and leadership development workshop.
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Mr. C Sreenivas (M Com & M Phil) is a dynamic social worker in Healthcare and Human Development, and for over 40 years has been instrumental in setting up and managing Sri Sathya Sai Hospitals in India.  Most recently, he has been a driving force behind the two Sri Sathya Sai Sanjaveeni hospitals which focus on pediatric cardiology.  This system has already provided over 5000 corrective open-heart surgeries for children with genetic heart defects and is also providing training and research in this area.  A third hospital is set to be opened later this year with a fourth following in 2019.  All services in this hospital are done completely free of cost.

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Join us to celebrate Hope, Community, and Human Excellence by honoring heroes in high-impact social innovation.
Harvard University
Tuesday, June 19, 2018 

Sponsored by 
Hope Collaborative and Divine Will Foundation with Meketa Investments, People Shores, and Sai Global Federation of Foundations


Join Sreenivas and other inspiring award nominees and speakers for presentations and workshops at the 2018 Human Excellence Awards, June 19, 2018.

We focus on powerful initiatives in education, global healthcare, and psychological health and wellbeing. We are honoring powerful innovators who deliver on a vision of higher civilization and a better society.

This year, the conference is designed to celebrate and promote the powerful leadership capacities of outstanding social entrepreneurs addressing mankind’s critical social mission issues. The day will feature legendary leaders in healthcare, education, essential services, and leadership education for populations living in poverty. The conference seeks to understand, support, and promote the skills and qualities of these leaders who are capable and committed to delivering lasting and durable change.

Attendance is Free,
Thanks to Generous Donations from Funders
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Your Invite to the Hope DWF Youth Leadership Conference at Harvard University

6/1/2018

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The 2018 Human Excellence Awards

June 19: Featuring Bunker Roy, Barefoot College Founder as Keynote Speaker

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​High Impact Social Innovators Will Run Leadership Workshops with Young Leaders for Valuable Inspiration, Training, and Mentorship
 
Please join us June 19 at Havard University for the 2018 Human Excellence Awards and Youth Leadership Development Conference.

Top global social  impact innovators are coming to Boston to meet with you and your aspiring young leaders and burgeoning social innovators.  The Human Excellence Awards on June 19 at Harvard University provides an opportunities for interested parties of all ages to gather together.

The conference audience will include youth and young adult leaders from youth development programs to participate in the day and discuss their process of becoming impactful, connected leaders making a difference. We are hosting middle school, young adult, and millennial leaders from 12-25. And will be broadcasting youth leaders in from the United States and overseas for this special event.

We are sponsoring the 2018 Human Excellence Awards conference at Harvard to help ignite a revolution by focusing the energies of kids, teens and young adults towards social action. https://adobe.ly/2JDrHuq
  • The conference will honor 5 top social business champions from around the world with "Human Excellence Awards."
  • "The Power of Purpose" workshops will provide young people from the ages of 12 to 25 the opportunity to discuss and help drive the power of universal leadership, self illumination, and serving society by helping end poverty by working with leading experts and innovators. This year, we are linking motivated companies to young leaders in an effort to share and tackle the kinds of challenges that leaders face delivering innovative solutions for humanity’s difficult problems. Participants can participate in follow on virtual mentor sessions and social impact projects 
  • Our sponsors include Hope Collaborative; The Divine Will Foundation of California, which is helping build free hospitals and education centers for the poor; Meketa Investment Group; The Clay Center for Young Healthy Minds at Massachusetts General Hospital, which is the premier institute for raising awareness around the power of youth mental health and our collaborators and partners; Peoples Shores, and Sai Global Federation of Foundations, among other leading sponsors.
Participating organizations will receive:
– Up to 10 free seats at the event. 
– Participation in leadership workshops with global leaders such as Bunker Roy, Founder Barefoot College and Sam Vaghar, founder Millennium Campus Network, and Eduardo Ochoa, the president of California State University, among many top leaders, talents, and resources.
– Lunch for those in attendance with 2018 Award honorees
– Global network experience with other youth leaders around the globe--10 am to 3 pm EST.

We are welcoming middle school to high school students, and young adults who are just starting out on what we hope will be magnificent journeys of consequence in delivering solutions to humanity's hardest problems. Please also include your young leader advocates and staff for an exceptional day of development and learning.
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Our goal is to spread the seeds of successful entrepreneurship and impact, so that more leaders and social entrepreneurs can better help society solve its mission critical problems. A second focus of the conference is to present models of corporate courage and partnership that have been successful in supporting leaders in social enterprise.

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Young leaders will join exceptional social innovation and corporate leaders in the following workshops:
 
Grassroots Of Changes And Innovation,
Bunker Roy, founder of Barefoot College Workshop


Connecting To Impact Community, 
Eduardo Ochoa, president of California State University, Monterey Bay


The Power Of You (Power of We),
Kevin Sheehan, co-founder of Hope Collaborative


Peace is Possible – Peace is Practical,
Nancy Lindborg, president of U.S. Institute of Peace


Leadership Comes From Within,
Rev. Ray Rivera, Family Life Academy Charter School


Think Outside the Box – Manifesting Your Potential 
Laura Stone, Purpose Stone


Overcoming the Odds, Telling Your Story,
Steve Stirling, MAP International
[Images: Sanjit "Bunker" Roy, Founder of Barefoot College; Eduardo Ochoa, President of California State Moneterey; Kevin Sheehan, Co-Founder Hope Collaborative; Nancy Lindborg, President of U.S. Peace Initiative; Steve Stirling, CEO Map International].
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Join us to celebrate Hope, Community, and Human Excellence honoring heroes in high-impact social innovation.Harvard University
Tuesday, June 19, 2018 

Sponsored by 
Hope Collaborative and Divine Will Foundation with Meketa Investments, People Shores, and Sai Global Federation of Foundations
 
We are honoring powerful innovators who deliver on a vision of higher civilization and a better society delivering lasting and durable change.

Heroes deploying medicine and healthcare to poor communities, insuring peace through human development, innovating technologies, sustaining the environment, ensuring safe labor and living wages, fighting for job opportunities, and dignity for people with disabilities.
The event will be held at Harvard University, in Cambridge, MA on Tuesday June 19, 2018 and will feature the work and approaches of some of the region and globe’s most effective social venture leaders and entrepreneurs. We will honor the companies and community organizations who have developed innovative partnership models that support and inspire the kind of innovative leadership approaches to take on the toughest problems.
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Your and your students' attendance is free thanks to the generous support and donations of the conference donors and grant makers.

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Hope Collaborative is a Massachusetts 501(c)(3) non profit organization with a  mission to make outstanding leadership development a  standard for kids and teens living in poverty.  Our program is  arts-integrated, student-driven and team-focused.  We provide our partner sites--both school and after-school programs--with expert facilitators, curriculum, technology access and support they need to implement world-class programs.
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