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Engaged for Success

Service-learning emerges as an essential tool in fighting high school dropout. New research from teacher focus groups and a nationally representative survey of high-school students show that service-learning can address most of the educational factors that lead students to drop out of high school. Service-learning can keep students engaged in school while helping them become model citizens.

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News: May 5, 2008 - The Chronicle of Philanthropy
Foundations Urged to Drop Jitters Over Public-Policy Work
Foundations should gear up to influence the transition team that will be preparing policy for the next president after the November election, said John Bridgeland, president of Civic Enterprises... who served on the transition team for President George W. Bush, said it was "flooded" with proposals from philanthropic bodies and was able to take action on many of them. Read the Article >>
Event: April 30, 2008
John Bridgeland spoke at the White House about the high school dropout crisis and response, in partnership with Alma Powell and Marguerite Kondracke of the America's Promise Alliance and the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives.
Malaria No More

Malaria No More News

John Bridgeland, Stu Wulsin and Malaria No More helped deliver medicine, vaccinations and insecticide-treated bed nets to approximately 80-90% of Madagascar's children and pregnant and postpartum women.

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