Community leaders push local solutions to poverty in Salina summit
Woodson, 78, founder of the Center for Neighborhood Enterprise, advocates market based social investments. The Kansas DCF funds training with local governments, churches, schools and groups on poverty, crime and housing with a $300,000, one year contract. Attendees from Hays Great Bend and Pawnee County explore community empowerment and local resource use to combat poverty.
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Center For Neighborhood Enterprise
Kansas Department For Children and Families
Lyndon Johnson
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Pawnee County
Sam Brownback
DCF
Jared Anderson
Kansas State University
Ken Loos
High Plains Mental Health Center
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Regents Plan Pushes Two New Science Buildings At KU
Regent officials outlined a master plan to add two science facilities in the Irving Hill area near the Stouffer Place apartments, as current labs aging at 59 years hinder precision, safety and space. The plan aims to ease outages and boost research funding, recruitment, and donor support for KU science programs.
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Stouffer Place
Vitter
School of Business
Naismith
KU Endowment
KU First
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