new majority community labs brief
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Overview of New Majority Community LabsTRANSCRIPT
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REDEFINING DEMOCRACY FOR A NEW MAJORITY
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People of color want to improve their communities, but the barriers to engaging with government and nonprofits seem insurmountable.
PROBLEM STATEMENT
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In less than 27 years, people of color will emerge as the nation’s new majority.
But they’re absent from the elected bodies and nonprofits that make decisions about their lives and communities.
50%
38%
US Population 2042
US Population Today
Minorities in the US Population
25%
18%
10%
8%
7%
5%
13%
20%
28%
30%
31%
33%
Police Officers
Nonprofit Employees
Elected Officials
Nonprofit Executives
Nonprofit Boards
Prosecutors
Minorities in the Social Sector
SOURCES: BoardSource, “Nonprofit Governance Index 2012”. Fandos, Nicholas, "A Study Documents The Paucity Of Black Elected Prosecutors: Zero In Most States,” NYTimes, 7/7/15. Park, Jeremy, "The Race Gap In America’s Police Departments," NY Times, 4/8/15. Reflective Democracy Campaign, Who Leads Us? [website]. Schwartz, Robert et al: “The Voice of Nonprofit Talent: Perceptions of Diversity in the Workplace,” Commongood Careers/Level Playing Field Institute. Teegarden, Paige, “Nonprofit ExecutiveLeadership and Transitions Survey, 2004,” Annie E. Casey Foundation.
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BARRIERS TO ENGAGEMENT
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OF LIKELY VOTERS ARE HISPANIC/LATINO6%OF LIKELY VOTERS ARE YOUNGER THAN 3010%OF NON-‐VOTERS AREPEOPLE OF COLOR43%
SOURCE: Pew Research Center, “The Party of Nonvoters: Younger, More RaciallyDiverse, More Financially Strapped,” 10/31/14.
Due to participation barriers, the New Majority either disengages from the social sector…
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SOURCES: “At least 1047 Black Lives Matter demonstrations have been held in the last 435 days,” Elephrame [website]; “By the numbers: General Assembly protest arrests,” WRAL.com; “‘Black Lives Matter’ vandalism wave strikes Confederatememorials around the country,” Brietbart, 6/24/15; “Confederate monument in Charlotte vandalized twice in month,” Brietbart, 8/4/15; "Another local Confederate monument vandalized,” WRAL.com, 6/7/15; North Carolina Confederate Monument Vandalized: Raleigh Women of the Confederacy Statue Spray-‐Painted With 'Black Lives Matter,’ International Business Times, 7/21/15; "Confederate monument vandalized,” Fox43.com, 6/26/15; "Vandals target Confederate monuments in half-‐dozen states,” The (Colorado Springs) Gazette, 6/26/15; "'Black Lives Matter' painted on Rockville Confederate statue,” Baltimore Sun, 8/4/15; "Texas town retains Confederate monument despite civil rights activist's 16 years of protest,” Truthout.com, 8/9/15; "Confederate flag raised again at South Carolina Statehouse after Bree Newsome climbs pole to remove it,” NY Daily News, 6/27/15; "Police: Vandals cause $1,000 in damage to Confederate memorial,” Fox10TV.com,7/31/15; "Confederate monument in Reidsville cemetery vandalized,” FOX8.com, 7/24/15; "Nathan Bedford Forrest statue spray-‐painted with 'Black Lives Matter,’” (Memphis) Commercial Appeal, 8/10/15; "Confederate flags removed by Attorney Penn,” Union Springs Herald, 5/13/2015; "Anonymous donor ready to pay $125,000 cost for removing New Orleans' Confederate monuments,” The (New Orleans) Advocate, 9/16/15; "Tillman statue vandalized, security increased on SCState House grounds,” The (Columbia, SC) State, 6/30/15; "Vandals tag Columbus statue with 'Black Lives Matter,’”WCVB.com, 7/1/15; "Monument PlaqueStolen FromGeorgetown Cemetery,” LEX18.com, 5/29/15newmajoritylabs.com
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BLACK LIVES MATTER DEMONSTRATIONS1,047ARRESTED AT MORAL MONDAYS IN N.C.924
CONFEDERATE MONUMENTS DEFACED (SUMMER 2015)
32+
ARRESTED AT FERGUSON PROTESTS211
… or fights the social sector.
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To spark data-‐driven systems of self-‐governance that
MISSION STATEMENT
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REMOVE BARRIERS TO PARTICIPATION
MATCH LOCAL CULTURE
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within communities of color.
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7VISION STATEMENT
All communities can face reality themselves by either solving problems or seizing opportunities.
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We open Innovation Labs that train and coach everyday people how to identify and solve their own civic challenges:
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COLLECT & ANALYZE
DATADESIGN NEW
CIVIC IDEAS FUND THEIR IDEAS
ORGANIZENEIGHBORS
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MVP
Data Boot Camps• Hire 10 problem solvers• Train them to collect
data from 10 neighbors• Train them to analyze
the data• Brainstorm solutions• One-‐week engagement• Open source data
Nonprofit Stage
PILOT
Innovation Labs• Data Boot Camps• Organic Leadership• Shark Tank• FUBU Philanthropy• Coaching• Municipal Competitions• Annual engagement
Nonprofit Stage
ENTERPRISE
New Majority Enterprises
• Market Research• Polling and Call Centers• Management Consulting• Economic Development• International
Engagement
For-‐Profit Stage
2016 2017 2020
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10OUTCOMES
•Launched a community-‐derived venture•Organized neighbors and fundraised•Engaged power structures and existing social sector systems
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•Reshaped government and nonprofit work to be inclusive•Participated in formal power systems •Taught other communities how to become self-‐determined
•Used data and technology to affect community change•Collected and interpreted data•Brainstormed solutions community problems
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Culture of civic and private enterprise creation
Paid and volunteer civic opportunities created
Paid skill-‐building through civic technology
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11FRONTIER GUIDES
Derwin Dubose MPA
Co-‐Founder & Managing PartnerInternational expert in nonprofit management
and cross-‐cultural leadership. Trained at Harvard, Duke, and UNC.
Grew up in low-‐income communitiesIn rural Alabama and Mississippi.
Loves the TV show Empire.
Vedette Gavin MPA MPH
Co-‐Founder & Strategic PartnershipsInternational expert in
community change. Trained at Harvard, Maryland, and Ohio State. Taught at Case Western Reserve.
Led multi-‐neighborhood organic community change in Cleveland, Ohio.
Total foodie.
Alvin McElveenLab Manager
Experienced community organizer from Southeast DC
Errin DouglasTribal Manager
Administrative Assistant atHarvard Kennedy School
Joshua Patterson MS
Consulting Data EngineerPresidential Innovation Fellow
Data Science Principal atAccenture Data Labs.
Trained at UNC and South Carolina.
Visualized data for state and federalgovernment and banking.
Licensed general contractor in SC.
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12CONSULTING TEAM
Dorothy SmithDeloitte
Strategy Consulting
Tom RaffaRaffa Inc.
Fiscal Agency and Accounting
Tara WilliamsonArnold and Porter LLP
Legal Counsel
Ellen WasylThe Possibility Experience
Leadership Coach
Dick BalzerMossavar-‐Rahmani Center
Leadership Coach
Ryan RossHalcyon Incubator
Advisor
Lisa OberstoetterHalcyon Incubator
Advisor
Sage SalvoWords Liive
Advisor
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13ADVISORY BOARD
Tiziana DearingAssistant ProfessorBoston College
School of Social Work
Lisa FitzpatrickMedical Director
District of ColumbiaDepartment of Medical Finance
Mayor Bill BellDurham, NC
Christine Letts
Carol Goss
Lynn HolmesVisiting LecturerDuke University
Sanford School of Public Policy
David KingSenior Lecturer
Harvard Kennedy School
Patricia BellingerExecutive Director
Harvard Kennedy SchoolCenter for Public Leadership
Travis McCreadyCEO
Massachusetts Life Sciences Center
Eileen SeeholzerMedical DirectorMetroHealthCleveland
Senior LecturerHarvard Kennedy School
Retired CEOSkillman Foundation
Detroit
Sheila C. JohnsonAdvisory Board Chair
CEO, Salamander ResortsPartner, Monumental Sports
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COST PER DATA BOOT CAMP$8,039
24 DATA BOOT CAMPS$192,942RAISED TO DATE-‐$100,000OUR ASK TO YOU$92,942
10Data Boot Camps
FUNDED
10Data Boot Camps
TO GO
PEOPLE
PROGRAMMING
TRANSPORTEQUIPMENT 7% 8%
45%
40%
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PEDAGOGICAL INFLUENCES