Promise Neighborhoods
20 'Promise Zones’ Would Get Tax Breaks
President Obama wants to encourage troubled communities to improve education , housing, jobs, and law enforcement.
Medical Van Works to Improve Kids' Health
The D.C. Promise Neighborhood Initiative helps combat a high rate of pediatric health problems with mobile medical facilities like the one in this video.
From the Archives
- Federal Government Announces Promise Neighborhood Grant Winners
- Social Innovation Fund Process Stirs Controversy
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Opinion: As a New Experiment Gears Up, Obama Seeks to Keep Promises
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$10-Million Obama Proposal Hopes to Export Success of Harlem Program
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President Obama Pledges to Seek Out Innovative Charities
More Coverage
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D.C. Group Is Among 7 to Win New Federal 'Promise Neighborhood’ Grants
A charity that lost out because of a technical snafu is now getting $25-million over five years, in part to expand a program that helps single mothers and their children.
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D.C. Promise Neighborhood Misses Grant but Perseveres
A Washington antipoverty project that lost a chance for a $6-million grant still has high hopes to expand, raising money outside the federal program.
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Promise Neighborhoods Bill Introduced in the Senate
The Senate is considering a plan to make permanent a key piece of President Obama’s push to improve education in troubled neighborhoods, from our Public Measures blog.
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Measuring a Vision: A 'Promise Neighborhood’ Faces the Challenge of Charting Progress
A Washington charity seeking to get federal aid to fight poverty in a single neighborhood must demonstrate results and parental involvement—but that has not been easy.
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Promise Neighborhoods Gets Lifeline in Federal Budget
A Congressional deal would provide $30-million to spread the Harlem Children's Zone approach nationwide, more than the $10-million lawmakers had been mulling.
Mapping a Promise Neighborhood's Services
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