Youth Policy Institute, Inc.

1. Grants

   $2.9M

   100%

1. Department of Education

   $2.4M

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2. Department of Labor

   $270,585

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1. Innovative Approaches to Literacy; Promise Neighborhoods; Full-Service Community Schools; and Congressionally Directed Spending for Elementary and Secondary Education Community Projects

   $2.2M

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2. Reentry Employment Opportunities

   $603,027

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1. Promise Neighborhoods Implementation Grants

   Sep 30, 2024$7.8M

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2. High Growth

   Jan 28, 2021$3.7M

1. City of Los Angeles

   $250,000

   1 sub-awards

2. Metro Video Systems Inc

   $21,808

   1 sub-awards

1. Safe Schools and Citizenship Education, Education

   091-0203

   $10.1M

   2 awards

2. Salaries and Expenses, H-1B Funded, Training and Employment Services, Employment and Training Administration, Labor

   016-5152

   $3.7M

   1 awards

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