Returning Neighbors: Healing Memphis Through Better Re-entry
Seeding Success joined the Shelby County Office of Reentry, the Center for Research in Educational Policy (CREP) at the University of Memphis, Hope Credit Union, and Hospitality Hub to receive a grant of $999,101 to fund a study of the Returning Neighbors program.
Seeding Success Unveils New Leadership Structure
Jamilica Burke, a Memphis native with a passion for education and community empowerment, has been promoted to President. In this role, she will oversee local partnerships and strategic initiatives, and lead the implementation of More for Memphis, a key initiative focused on aligning resources to enhance economic mobility in Memphis and Shelby County.
MEMPHIS RECOGNIZED FOR GETTING BETTER RESULTS FOR YOUTH
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE — In recognition of its impact on the lives of youth across Memphis, Seeding Success has earned the Systems Transformation designation from StriveTogether, the most advanced designation given by the national organization.
S2 aims for every Black, Indigenous, Latine and Asian youth and youth experiencing poverty to succeed, cradle to career, along the path to economic mobility.
Making New Connections in the More For Memphis Partnership
