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Civic Leadership Program, a transformative training academy designed to empower residents with the knowledge and leadership skills necessary to advocate for students and families.

The Civic Leadership Program is pleased to share the schedule for the inaugural cohort. Check your availability and apply!

The Civic Leadership Program trains participants in civic engagement, coalition-building, and creating systemic impact.

The Civic Leadership Program is hosting a series of info sessions to help you determine if the program is a fit for you. Register to learn more!

Meet the CLP Advisory Council. These volunteers shape the program in service to the community!

Erica Fields is named a Charles F. Kettering Foundation "Dayton Democracy Fellow."

Learn to Earn Dayton released the 2023-24 Annual Report, reflecting on recent progress and sharing data that can set a foundation for action

The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) recently released the 2024 results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress

Learn to Earn Dayton has aligned with community partners to implement an Access to Counsel eviction prevention pilot program in Dayton

Learn to Earn Dayton, in partnership with the City of Dayton, hosted a Community Kickoff for the My Voice. My City. My Future. Student Visio

Learn to Earn Dayton, with Omega CDC presented with Harvard School of EdRedesign at the recent StriveTogether Policy Summit in Washington DC

Join Miami Valley Fair Housing and the City of Dayton Human Relations Council for the Fair Housing Collaborative Lunch and Learn on May 1...

Dayton high school students are invited to use their voice and answer a short survey to make Dayton a better city for teens.

Learn to Earn Dayton works with the Ohio Mayors Alliance to advocate for best local practices and strive toward best state policies.

Special honor acknowledges L2ED's years of work on the cradle-to-career continuum and civic infrastructure

Learn to Earn supports a focus on the science of reading

LOCAL NEWS WYSO By Jerry Kenney Ohio’s education leaders have announced more funding to help young people who want to pursue higher...

LOCAL NEWS Dayton Daily News By William A. LaPrise Less than 30 percent of young adults age 17-24 are eligible to enter the United...