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Social Innovation Summit: Education & Inequality

Moderated by Dr. Christine Beckman, this virtual event will examine how the processes and models of social innovation can improve equity for historically marginalized populations, with a particular focus on education. A number of social innovation processes and models have been established to improve educational outcomes in the United States. Most famously, charter schools emerged as a social innovation in the 1990s. Additional efforts, such as collective impact, have been used to foster greater collaboration within educational networks, and empower parents and other community actors working to advance educational equity for their children. Opening Remarks Dr. Gary Painter Director, USC Sol Price Center for Social Innovation, Homelessness Policy Research Institute Social Innovation Framing & Moderator Dr. Christine Beckman Associate Director and Price Family Chair in Social Innovation; Professor of Public Policy, USC Sol Price School of Public Policy Panelists Marlon Marshall, MPM Partner, City Fund Frances Messano, MBA President, New Schools Venture Fund Julie Mikuta Co-President, Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Philanthropies