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I Will Graduate hoping to get 10,000 more students to take the pledge this year

CBS New York is partnering with I Will Graduate​ for the second year to get kids excited about education. It's part of our commitment to community through our #BetterTogether​ campaign.

It s Back-to-School Time! Get Free School Supplies in BK at These 6 Events

I Will Graduate program hands out $150 food vouchers to students, families in the Bronx

They gave out 200 food vouchers worth $150 for students and families who may be facing food insecurity.

Hundreds march across Brooklyn Bridge in a call to end gun violence

New York City Department of Education s scores a failing grade in minority contracting

Bloomberg When Tonya Lewis Taylor started her youth development organization, she had two major challenges: launching a citywide business and understanding the Department of Education’s procurement process.  It took Lewis Taylor, the chief executive officer of I Will Graduate, nearly five years and the help of an external consultant to navigate the system.   “It was like having a second job,” Lewis Taylor said.  While the city’s failure to sign contracts with minority and women-owned enterprises persists throughout government agencies, the Department of Education had a particularly poor showing. The agency has immense purchasing power; it spent $4.3 billion in fiscal 2020, a figure comparable to Delaware’s entire state budget. Less than 6% of the money went to MWBEs.

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