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Leveraging Funding Opportunities to Serve Disadvantaged Populations: Strategies and Sources

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  • Chandra Larsen
  • Denise Henrikson

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In this Issue Brief, we provide information and resources intended to help strategic leaders in the workforce and career development fields—as well as their counterparts in education and social services— leverage funding to support the comprehensive needs of disadvantaged populations.

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  • Chandra Larsen & Denise Henrikson, "undated". "Leveraging Funding Opportunities to Serve Disadvantaged Populations: Strategies and Sources," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 219d46ef570f4f0cbd811f8ff, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:219d46ef570f4f0cbd811f8ffec0d888
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