Steps to Building the Public Will

• Are there local researchers or institutions (universities, foundations, non-profit organizations, etc.) that can provide additional information or guidance? Who might we contact for additional information or guidance (recognized experts)?
   

• Are there local, regional, or statewide organizations that could serve as partners and/or help to secure funding to improve Black education locally?
   

• Who in your community has already demonstrated a genuine interest and/or investment in advancing Black education? Can they become partners in your efforts?
   

• Who in your local community/region would you consider reliable allies in support of African American education? Who else in the state would be supportive?
   

• Are there local school-business partnerships, educational organizations, Black sororities/fraternities, or educational stakeholders (businesses, companies, corporations, etc.) already operating in the community who we can depend on to support our 5-year plan to improve African American education?
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• See more on Meeting the Promise of Brown v. Board on this site

• See more on the 7 Step Blueprint Fulfilling the Promise of Brown webpage on this site