Project Morry Celebrates 25 Years of Transforming Lives. Learn more about how we are Building Our Future, Securing Our Legacy.
On Tuesday November 17, 2020, the Project Morry community will come together virtually to celebrate 25 years of empowering young people from under-resourced communities to create positive futures and enact long term change. Join us to honor the Stein family, board members and founders of Project Morry with the Founders Award as well as the Pioneers, Project Morry’s alumni from the first class of graduates with the Morry Award. All event proceeds will directly support Project Morry's year round programming.
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For the last 15 years, Project Morry has actively worked on becoming an anti-racist organization. However, as long as our students and families must endure systemic and individual acts of oppression and violence, our work is not done. We’ve spent the last 2 weeks listening to our students, families, alumni, and community. We share the following as a statement of our commitment to the work that we must do as a community and as an organization.
In the past two months, our world has changed. What has not changed is the Project Morry mission: our purpose, our reason, our why. Please read here for an update on Project Morry's Summer 2020 programming.
Please read a note from Dawn Ewing, Project Morry's Executive Director, on meeting the challenge of Coronavirus and the Project Morry community.
From communities where high school graduation rates are as low as 61%, Project Morry alumni’s academic outcomes speaks volumes.
graduate from high school
go on to higher education
of college students achieve a degree
maintain commitment through our 9-year program
Dyeemah attended Oberlin College where she double majored in Studio Art and English.
Posted Date: July 09, 2020 | Posted In: Latest News, Upcoming Events
Save the Date for the 2020 Annual Benefit Celebrating Project Morry’s 25th Anniversary! On Tuesday November 17, 2020, the Project Morry community will come together virtually to celebrate 25 years of empowering young people from under-resourced communities to create positive futures and enact long term change…
Read MorePosted Date: June 10, 2020 | Posted In: Latest News
For the last 15 years, Project Morry has actively worked on becoming an anti-racist organization. However, as long as our students and families must endure systemic and individual acts of oppression and violence, our work is not done. We’ve spent the last 2 weeks listening to our students, families, alumni, and community. We share the following as a statement of our commitment to the work that we must do as a community and as an organization.
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