Aspen Asks: The Untapped Engine
Watch as New York Times Washington Bureau Chief David Leonhardt and Ascend Executive Director Anne Mosle moderate a discussion on women driving the new economy
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The Ascend Fellows: Sparking Solutions
Watch the 20 trailblazing 2012-2013 Ascend Fellows in action!
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Two-Generation Pioneers In Tulsa
In Tulsa, Oklahoma, Ascend Fellow Steven Dow and philanthropist George Kaiser have partnered to promote a cycle of opportunity for children and their parents together
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Moving Beyond Metrics, Moving Beyond Poverty
Follow @MekaeliaD Imagine a region where 14.6 percent of the people are poor – meaning a family of four makes no more than $23,550 per year. Now imagine the same region where 44 percent of the people do not have enough money to stay afloat for three months. What do these two indicators say about
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Building a Cycle of Opportunity, Two Generations at a Time
From left, Assistant Principal Dehea Smith and Principal Dr. Barbara Shirley of Alta Vista Elementary School with Anne Mosle during a recent site visit. This summer, families at Sarasota’s Alta Vista Elementary School are benefiting from Eagle Academy, a seven-week two-generation enrichment program for children entering kindergarten and first grade that also includes mandatory weekly
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Transforming Human Services, One Human Services Official at a Time
Follow @champagne_me From left, Gloria Perez, Henry Wilde, Reggie Bicha, and Anne Mosle Recently I had the opportunity to join several of our Ascend Fellows at the 2013 National Policy Forum in Arlington, Virginia, where we shared the two-generation approach with another national organization, the American Public Human Services Association (APHSA). APHSA is the
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