The NAACP Reginald F. Lewis Youth Entrepreneurial Institute
2006 NAACP Reginald F. Lewis YEI Students visited the Reginald F. Lewis Museum in Downtown Baltimore
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"Providing Tools To Build A Future"
The NAACP is committed to providing quality programs for young people to excel in entrepreneurship. The success of the NAACP Reginald F. Lewis Youth Entrepreneurial Institute continues to be credited to the many students, parents, community volunteers, corporate sponsors, and organizations that are committed to providing young people with the necessary skills to become full stakeholders in the economic and social revitalization of their community.
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Reginald F. Lewis Youth Entrepreneurial Institute
Program Description
The NAACP Reginald F. Lewis Youth Entrepreneurial Institute is an out-of-school based program offered through a partnership with Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU's) in nine cities across the country.
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Reginald F. Lewis Youth Entrepreneurial Institute
Program Goals and Expected Outcomes
The goal of the NAACP Reginald F. Lewis Youth Entrepreneurial Institute is to inspire youth to view entrepreneurship as an option for success and to teach them the business skills, leadership, and confidence required to become successful business owners and productive citizens contributing to the continued economic development in their communities.
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Reginald F. Lewis Youth Entrepreneurial Institute
Program Design and Implementation
Reginald F. Lewis Youth Entrepreneurial Institute . Local individuals and community partners provide students with an interactive learning experience and exposure to entrepreneurship.
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Reginald F. Lewis Youth Entrepreneurial Institute
Program Enrollment
The NAACP Reginald F. Lewis Youth Entrepreneurial Institute is designed to provide high school students, ages 14-17, with an opportunity to learn how to develop a business idea into a successful business venture.
