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	All > Education > Youth     Type Subject Topic Official Name Sponsor Type Agency Primary Target Demographic Education Youth Inform the African American community about the No Child Left Behind Act "Closing the Educational Achievement Gap" Dept of Education (ED) Minority: African American Education Youth Promote reading in all children "America Reads" Dept of Education (ED) Children: Elementary (K-6) Education Youth Inform young adults about intellectual property theft "Activate Your Mind: Protect Your Ideas" Dept of Justice (DOJ) Young Adults: College Students Young Adults: Ages 20-30 Education Youth encouraging children's creativity through art PapaInk, The International Children's Archive PapaInk Children: Tweens: Age 9–13 Children: Elementary (K-6) Education Youth leadership Good Knight Crime and Violence Prevention Leadership Program Good Knight Child Empowerment Network Youth (General Ages 13-30) Education Youth early childhood development E2L: Early to Learn United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania Adults: Parents Schools Education Youth early childhood education Early Education for All Strategies for Children Adults: Parents Business: Small Professionals Schools Education Youth provision of basic education worldwide The Global Campaign for Education Action Week, April 24-30 GCE Schools Education Youth Christianity Bibles for the Blind Christian Record Services/National Camps for Blind Young Adults: Teenagers (Ages 13-19) Adults Education Youth math and science for middle school girls BrainCake Campaign Family Communications, Inc. Children: Tweens: Age 9–13 Girls Education Youth children with learning disabilities The Coordinated Campaign for Learning Disabilities WETA, Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation Adults Education Youth arts--children's creativity National Arts Education Public Awareness Campaign Americans for the Arts Adults: Parents Education Youth math education Figure This! National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Children: Tweens: Age 9–13 Education Youth stay in school, academic achievement Invest In Success' Community Challenge Statewide Campaign Communities in Schools, Inc. Families Schools Education Youth voting, electoral process National Student/Parent Mock Election National Student/Parent Mock Election Adults: Parents Children: Tweens: Age 9–13 Youth (General Ages 13-30) Education Youth Close the student mentoring gap Campaign to close the mentoring gap Corporation for National & Community Service General Population Education Youth Program to help strengthen and restore rigorous music education to Texas schools Don't Mess with Texas Music Texas Schools Education Youth Educating young adults on the risks associated with dropping-out of High School. Communities in Schools Texas Youth: At-Risk Education Youth Encourage poetry recitation in high school Poetry Out Loud National Endowment for the Arts Young Adults: Teenagers (Ages 13-19) Education Youth Educate children with lessons by Smithsonian scholars Scholars in the Schools Smithsonian Institution Young Adults: Teenagers (Ages 13-19) Schools Children: Elementary (K-6)

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