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Disadvantaged/Minority Community Support Grants

By Nickolas Bagley

Posted on February 26, 2018

Subject: Community Development, Disadvantaged/Minority Communities, Social Justice Deadline: Ongoing "The Emergent Fund was established immediately after the 2016 election to help move quick resources with no strings attached to communities that were and continue to be under attack by federal

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