The mission of the Black First-Gen Collective is to support, study and disseminate intentional research, praxis and policy that specifically explores, interrogates, unpacks and disaggregates the unique experiences of Black first-generation undergraduate and graduate or professional school students.
We intend to address this literature gap by doing the following:
Collecting qualitative and quantitative data on Black first-generation college students and the programs that support them.
Summarizing and analyzing pre-existing data on this population and the programs that support them.
Disseminating findings via reports, presentations, and journal articles.
We invite scholars, practitioners and stakeholders who are invested in the success of Black first-generation undergraduate and graduate or professional school students to join the movement. This group is open to anyone and all regardless of race or ethnicity.
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- Employees
- 2
- Founded
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- Address
- This Literature Gap By Doing The Following:
- Industry
- Higher Education
- NAICS
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Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools
- Website
- https://firstgen.naspa.org/why-first-gen/black-first-gen-collective/black-first-gen-collective
- Keywords
- Karachi.
The Black First-Gen Collective Questions
The Black First-Gen Collective's website is https://firstgen.naspa.org/why-first-gen/black-first-gen-collective/black-first-gen-collective
The Black First-Gen Collective's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/theblackfirstgencollective
The Black First-Gen Collective has
2 employees.
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employees at The Black First-Gen Collective.
The Black First-Gen Collective's industry is
Higher Education
The Black First-Gen Collective's top competitors are
The Female Lead,
Achieving The Dream,
Schuler Scholar Program,
The First Gen Lawyers,
Kessler Scholars Collaborative,
Black Youth Empowerment Network,
The First-Gen Playbook,
Naspa - Student Affairs Administrators In Higher Education,
Firstgen Forward,
First Gen & Juice.
The Black First-Gen Collective's categories are Higher Education
The Black First-Gen Collective's founding year is 2019
