LITTLE ROCK, AR – The “Our Dollars, Our Dreams” campaign – an effort to help Southern states attract billions of dollars in federal funding for
LITTLE ROCK, AR – The Southern Economic Advancement Project (SEAP) proudly announces its recent collaborative meeting with the Arkansas Black Mayors Association on Thursday, March
The Southern Economic Advancement Project (SEAP) is contributing to the collective effort in addressing the complexities and concerns surrounding Medicaid Unwinding in three of its
ATLANTA – The Southern Economic Advancement Project (SEAP) proudly participated in the Economic Analysis and Research Network (EARN) Talk on March 12, 2024, focusing on
The Southern Economic Advancement Project (SEAP) is thrilled to announce our selection as a host community for the first Economic Recovery Corps (ERC) cohort. This
Today, the Southern Economic Advancement Project (SEAP) released its report, Engagement & Equity First: Opportunities and Challenges for Federal Funding Implementation, which aims to identify innovations and challenges among local governments and nonprofit organizations as they implement federal recovery funds. Identifying and resolving these can bring more community voices to the table for spending decisions and produce more equitable outcomes that will change the landscape of many Southern communities.
ATLANTA – The Southern Economic Advancement Project (SEAP) announces the launch of its federal funding-focused initiative, Our Dollars, Our Dreams. SEAP designed this campaign to
Today, the Southern Economic Advancement Project (SEAP) released its report, Engagement & Equity First: Opportunities and Challenges for Federal Funding Implementation, which aims to identify innovations and challenges among local governments and nonprofit organizations as they implement federal recovery funds. Identifying and resolving these can bring more community voices to the table for spending decisions and produce more equitable outcomes that will change the landscape of many Southern communities.
Today, the Southern Economic Advancement Project (SEAP) released its report, Engagement & Equity First: Opportunities and Challenges for Federal Funding Implementation, which aims to identify innovations and challenges among local governments and nonprofit organizations as they implement federal recovery funds. Identifying and resolving these can bring more community voices to the table for spending decisions and produce more equitable outcomes that will change the landscape of many Southern communities.
Today, the Southern Economic Advancement Project (SEAP) released its report, Engagement & Equity First: Opportunities and Challenges for Federal Funding Implementation, which aims to identify innovations and challenges among local governments and nonprofit organizations as they implement federal recovery funds. Identifying and resolving these can bring more community voices to the table for spending decisions and produce more equitable outcomes that will change the landscape of many Southern communities.
