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Jessica Rauch is President/CEO of The Generation Project, an innovative nonprofit that expands opportunities for low-income students by providing donors unprecedented control over their giving. Rauch and co-founder Eli Savit (both Teach For America alumni) launched The Generation Project in September 2009 to inspire philanthropists at any income level to support underfunded K-12 public schools. Through the online community at www.thegenerationproject.org, donors fund and share philanthropic gifts, connect directly with schools in need, and track their personalized impact. The Generation Project is currently open to Title I schools in six geographic regions: Chicago, Detroit, NYC, DC, SF Bay Area, and Greater New Orleans.

Blog Entries by Jessica Rauch

Detroit's Reform Roller Coaster

Posted March 23, 2011 | 20:25:06 (EST)

The prevailing notion, at least nationally, is that Detroit is a lost cause. Families have been moving out of Detroit (and Michigan more generally) for years, one of the country's preeminent research universities continues to lose graduates to big cities, a recent New York Times article about Detroit...

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Work Hard, Be Nice: Reflections on Michelle Rhee

Posted October 18, 2010 | 16:44:08 (EST)

When Adrian Fenty lost the mayoral primary in DC, it was clear that Michelle Rhee's days were numbered. I was working late when the news of her resignation broke--a flood of Facebook posts and chats appeared from distraught friends who are teachers, former AmeriCorps volunteers, and Teach For America alumni....

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Will More Money Save Our Schools?

Posted October 14, 2010 | 05:22:52 (EST)

Mark Zuckerberg's recent $100 million donation to Newark's public schools was a big surprise. Some believe it was a publicity stunt aimed at diverting attention away from any negative publicity from "The Social Network." For Newark, no matter the motive, this infusion of cash will likely make a difference in...

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