Named in honor of the late Representative Stephanie Tubbs Jones of Ohio and her spouse, Mervyn L. Jones, the Scholarship Classic is a powerful golf tournament and networking event that provides financial support to more than 500 students across the country who demonstrate exemplary leadership, commitment to community service, and academic talent.
This information session is for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's in-person Fall 2025 Internship programs.
This information session is for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's in-person Fall 2025 Internship programs.
This information session is for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s in-person Spring 2026 Internship programs.
This information session is for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s in-person Spring 2026 Internship programs.
The Annual Legislative Conference is the leading public policy convening focused on issues impacting African Americans and the global Black community.
This information session is for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s in-person Spring 2026 Internship programs.
The 2025 Policy for the People Economic Advancement Virtual Summit will explore policy pathways outlined in Forward Together: The Black Policy Playbook for an Equitable America — from homeownership and tax reform to entrepreneurship and access to capital.
The 2025 Policy for the People Economic Advancement Virtual Summit will explore policy pathways outlined in Forward Together: The Black Policy Playbook for an Equitable America — from homeownership and tax reform to entrepreneurship and access to capital.
The 2025 Policy for the People Economic Advancement Virtual Summit will explore policy pathways outlined in Forward Together: The Black Policy Playbook for an Equitable America — from homeownership and tax reform to entrepreneurship and access to capital.
This year marks the 5th anniversary of the National Racial Equity Initiative for Social Justice (NREI) and a milestone moment in the fight for racial equity. Join leaders, changemakers, and community advocates as we explore the intersection of criminal justice and education, using New Orleans’ cultural history as a backdrop for meaningful discussion and action.
