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toward the costs of expanding its “Jazz for Young People: The Resilient Cities Tour” in New York City and scaling the program to additional cities globally in an effort to inform students about jazz and its musical, historical and cultural impact on building resilient communities

for use by its Department of Anthropology and Center for Human Evolution and Diversity in support of providing technological support to students participating in the “Finding Your Roots: Using Personalized Genetics and Genealogy Approach to Foster Interest and Participation in the Health Sciences in Middle School-aged Youth” summer camps

toward the costs of activities to launch a new field of “Planetary Health” in order to yield better solutions to health challenges in the 21st century

toward the costs of continuing its “New World Connect” program, a sustainable, virtual music education community for middle and high school students

for use by its project, the Natural Capital Coalition, in support of strengthening the natural capital community by standardizing a framework for businesses to measure and value their direct and indirect impacts and dependencies on natural resources

toward the costs of its 2016 Clinton Global Initiative annual meeting, to catalyze a community of global leaders to devise and implement innovative solutions to global challenges such as energy and climate change, poverty alleviation, global health and education

for use by its Institute for State and Local Governance in support of continuing its Equality Indicators project in New York City with additional focus on improving disparities in health and justice, and of expanding the framework to five other cities across the country through either technical or implementation assistance

toward the costs of bringing to scale its Scholarly Borderlands initiative in order to shape the ways in which social science is conducted so that it has long-term effects on the generation, public dissemination, and value of research

in support of a project to further advance its learning, monitoring and evaluation system and to present and promote work that demonstrates inclusive economies and resilience in an urban context at Habitat III, the UN Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Development, to be held in Quito, Ecuador, October 2016

in support of advancing management resilience and employment in African “Platform” businesses by providing business and management learning opportunities