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“The national demand for talent to power our economy and support our democracy is growing rapidly. The vast majority of that talent can only be attained in high-quality postsecondary education learning environments and will come overwhelmingly from low-income first-generation adults and students of color. Lumina Foundation will work over the next four years to help develop the talent necessary to spur economic growth, support lasting prosperity, and improve the quality of life for all Americans....”
— Jamie P. Merisotis, president, Lumina Foundation (Lumina Foundation for Education Press Release 1/10/13)
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