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Urban League of Louisiana is Proud to Partner with ESSENCE for “THE PIPELINE” 2020

Urban League of Louisiana is Proud to Partner with ESSENCE for “THE PIPELINE” 2020

Jan 29, 2020 | News, Uncategorized

“The Urban League of Louisiana is honored to once again partner with ESSENCE to bring the Pipeline Initiative to small businesses in Louisiana,” said Judy Reese Morse, President and CEO of the Urban League of Louisiana. “We applaud ESSENCE for its commitment to...
UPDATED: Urban League of Louisiana Issues Statement on Recent Acadiana Church Fires

UPDATED: Urban League of Louisiana Issues Statement on Recent Acadiana Church Fires

Apr 11, 2019 | Social Justice, Uncategorized

With a suspect now in custody, we strongly urge those investigating the recent church fires in the Acadiana region to leave no stone unturned in the quest for answers in this situation.  It is deeply disturbing to see the surge in acts of hatred, especially in our...

The Second Line Education Blog Shines Spotlight on Urban League’s ULEAD Program

May 18, 2015 | Uncategorized

Black students and families are the main consumers of public charter schools in New Orleans and have been most vocal about the lack of diversity in the teaching staff and school leadership as well as a lack of local control over the city’s schools. Many are asking...
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