Increase Public Funding for HBCUs and Other Minority-Serving Educational Institutions

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2021
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Well Being In the Nation Network

There are more than 100 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in the United States. More than 300,000 students attend or are enrolled at an HBCU. There are other colleges that serve more minority students. These schools provide chances for minority, first-generation, and low-income students to attend college.

Resources & Tools

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Minority-Serving Institutions and College Promise Programs: Supporting and Advancing the Success of Students of Color
Resource - Policy Brief
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Hispanic-Serving Institutions: Contributions and Challenges
Resource - Policy Brief
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Reparations for Historic Inequities Policy Guide
Resource - Guide/handbook
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Historically Black Colleges and Universities Could See Historic Funding Under Biden Plan
Story - Written
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Reparations, Rebranded
Story - Written

Data & Metrics

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BIPOC Health Equity Library
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Published on 09/27/2022
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Advancing Equitable Economies Policy Library
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Published on 04/20/2021
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Campus Well-Being Resource Library
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