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Activate Good: Kids Helping Kids

Funded by the Duke Doing Good Community Fund, the Kids Helping Kids Program invites youth to restore their sense of meaning and control by addressing social problems in our community. Involving youth in volunteerism is a well-researched strategy for positive youth development and constructive participation in society.
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Workforce Development Organizations

This grant application closed on February 11, 2022. The Duke University Doing Good employee giving campaign supports Durham’s workforce organizations offering employment, training, and career readiness services to young people ages 16 - 24 in Durham County.

Funding available for Ph.D. students to intern with local community organizations

The Duke University Provost's Office is now is now accepting requests for proposals. Triangle organizations can host a graduate student intern.

Writing Retreat Supports Community Engaged Scholarship

Duke Civic Engagement co-sponsors a writing retreat to support community engaged sponsorship across the state.

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Reclaiming and Restoring a Black Burial Ground in Durham

Duke has a part in helping tell the stories of Geer Cemetery, which was established in 1877 by African Americans born enslaved.
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What it Means to Give to Doing Good

Duke staff and faculty have helped bring positive change to the community by contributing to Doing Good, Duke’s annual employee giving campaign.

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