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Subject Guide
Advocacy
- BAEOBAEO is an advocacy organization that works for low-income and working-class Black families so they have access to high-quality educational options.
- Great SchoolsGreat Schools provides support for parents in getting a great education for their children.
- Stand for ChildrenGroup working towards that goal that all children graduate from high school and have access to a college education.