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"Reporter's Analysis" is a series of articles produced by working journalists -- mainstream print, video, multimedia -- for publication on Knight's web site. If your publication or site is interested in republishing content from these please contact our Communications Department.
Stories of Transformation
Rebecca Chavez, a native of Vayarit, Mexico, is a student in Ruben Tantillo’s citizenship class offered by Charlotte’s Latin American Coalition.
Tempering the Immigration Debate: An Assessment of the American Dream Fund
From coast to coast, the newly documented surge in immigrants was changing communities. Inside some of America’s largest foundations – including Ford Foundation and the Carnegie Corporation of New York — staff members took notice of the new figures. They sensed, correctly, that the topic of immigration was hot, and they wanted to get involved.
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A Big Job: Retooling Northeast Ohio’s Economy
A Reporter's Analysis
Since 2004, philanthropic organizations in Northeast Ohio have worked together to bolster economic development in a region suffering from decades of decline.
A Reporter's Analysis
Since 2004, philanthropic organizations in Northeast Ohio have worked together to bolster economic development in a region suffering from decades of decline.
Two Steps Forward, One Step Back
Even with tangible signs of recovery and a focus on the future spurred in part by Knight Foundation, the Mississippi Gulf Coast’s recovery has been slow.
Even with tangible signs of recovery and a focus on the future spurred in part by Knight Foundation, the Mississippi Gulf Coast’s recovery has been slow.
Knight Funding in Miami’s Overtown: A Big Bet, a Bigger Challenge
A Reporter's Analysis
In 2000, as Knight Foundation marked its 50th anniversary, its leadership made one of the largest and most challenging investment decisions in its history. It would commit nearly $19 million over three to five years to help revitalize Overtown, a community less than a half mile from the foundation's Miami headquarters but far distant economically and socially from much of the city and Miami-Dade County.
A Reporter's Analysis
In 2000, as Knight Foundation marked its 50th anniversary, its leadership made one of the largest and most challenging investment decisions in its history. It would commit nearly $19 million over three to five years to help revitalize Overtown, a community less than a half mile from the foundation's Miami headquarters but far distant economically and socially from much of the city and Miami-Dade County.
- Friday, June 27, 2008
- Knight Nonprofit Center Announced in Biloxi, Miss.
- Thursday, June 26, 2008
- $5 Million Challenge Grant from Knight Foundation Helps Start Columbia's Effort to End Homelessness
- Monday, June 23, 2008
- Knight Foundation and Opportunity Fund Launch Innovative “Saving for Citizenship” Program
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Wake Forest University News
Jul. 3 - Knicht Commission's Perko Tapped to CoSIDA Hall of Fame
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The Akron Beacon Journal
Jul. 2 - Akron council to spend $800,000 on wireless plan
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The State
Jul. 1 - Morris: Later start date could aid falling grades
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