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    • A Path from Access to Success: Interim Findings from the Detroit Promise Path Evaluation
    • Access to career-tech in Michigan varies by ZIP code. That’s a problem.
    • Detroit Public Schools Get $5 Million For Mental Health Care Services
    • Former Citigroup CEO Weill and wife make $5 million gift to UM to help Detroit kids
    • Jacques: Regional education report a 'call to action'
    • MDHHS partners with U-M Youth Policy Lab to evaluate Michigan’s Maternal Infant Health Program
    • Researchers Look Into CTE Access, Enrollment
    • U-M releases resource guide for nonprofits seeking public assistance
    • U-M report finds gaps in access to career and technical education programs
    • U-M school mental health program expands to Detroit
    • Early Starts
      • Michigan Data & Policy Fellow: Michigan Department of Health & Human Services
      • Early Childhood- WISD
    • Thriving Adolescents
      • TRAILS
      • Child and Adolescent Health Centers
      • School Discipline & Juvenile Justice
    • Transitions to Adulthood
      • Grow Detroit's Young Talent (GDYT)
      • Career Pathways in Michigan
      • NAF
      • Winning Futures
      • Detroit Regional Chamber
      • Evaluating the Detroit Promise Path
      • Michigan Data & Policy Fellow: Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity
      • Michigan College Access Network (MCAN) AdviseMI Program
      • Career Technical Education in Detroit
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Ava Attari

Data & Policy Fellow (MDLEO) Alumni '19-'21
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