Literacy KC has adapted, evolved – even moved – to meet the need and expand the benefits of literacy to individuals, families, and the community.

To those who take responsibility for how their actions, or inactions, affect the success of all students, I am grateful.

If policy and economic development favored entrepreneurs more than big business, and everyone got a fair shot to make their ideas a reality, America might just keep its competitive edge – a conversation with Kauffman’s Larry Jacob and the AOL co-founder at the NationSwell Summit.

These 1 Million Cups organizers are taking steps toward fostering more inclusive communities across the nation.

With Black Girl Ventures, Shelly Bell seeks to disrupt age-old patterns in support of women entrepreneurs.

Across the globe, entrepreneurs, mentors, investors, and ecosystem builders will connect in order to inspire people everywhere to make their entrepreneurial dream a reality.

The Knowledge Challenge grants seek to provide more specific answers for what works for entrepreneurs.

Students from four high schools came together to problem solve, collaborate, and flex an entrepreneurial mindset. The challenge before them? How to reimagine a school of the future. That’s meta.

Collaboration – including purposeful engagement of community and entrepreneurs – is essential to achieve the full potential for economically distressed areas designated to benefit from tax reform.

Embedded deep within the heart and history of Kansas City, the MLB Urban Youth Academy is bringing back much more than baseball.