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Staff Notes: Afterschool Compendium

Youth Engagement

Staff Notes: Afterschool Compendium

Mott Program Officer Jennifer Liversedge makes a reading recommendation for educators interested in increasing the quality and impact of afterschool programs. “Expanding Minds and Opportunities: Leveraging the Power of Afterschool and Summer Learning for Student Success,” a compendium of studies, reports and commentaries on the value of afterschool and summer programs, is available online or in hard copy.

Carla Sanger: 24 years of afterschool and still going strong

Youth Engagement

Carla Sanger: 24 years of afterschool and still going strong

LA’s BEST — a long-running afterschool program serving 28,000 students in grades K-6 at 186 sites in Los Angeles — depends upon a network of partnerships to keep its curriculum quality high and engaging for children and families living in neighborhoods most vulnerable to gangs, drugs and crime.

Programs nurture economic growth in Flint area
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Flint Area

Programs nurture economic growth in Flint area

Economic development and sustainability are key goals of several Mott-funded initiatives coordinated by the Genesee Regional Chamber of Commerce.

Jack A. Litzenberg reflects on workforce development

Youth Engagement

Jack A. Litzenberg reflects on workforce development

Job training and development have been central to the grantmaking of Jack A. Litzenberg, retiring senior program officer at Mott.

C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital dedicated in Michigan

Exploratory and Special Projects

C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital dedicated in Michigan

On the occasion of the dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony of the new C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital and Van Voigtlander Women’s Hospital at the University of Michigan–Ann Arbor, we are publishing an updated version of an article that originally appeared in the August 2005 edition of “Mott Mosaic.”

Statewide Afterschool Networks: A unified approach to change
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Youth Engagement

Statewide Afterschool Networks: A unified approach to change

Leveraging the best of what works in afterschool policy and practice is the motivating principle behind the Mott Foundation’s national Statewide Afterschool Network initiative. To that end, the Collaborative Communications Group has worked over the past nine years to ensure that the networks are connected, have relevant resources, can share challenges and are recognized for their successes.