Bridging The Gap has identified a bold solution to a historical deficiency of the college town for the oldest public university in America -- the longstanding racial achievement gap in its K-12 public school system is among the nation's worst. Danita Mason-Hogans' expertise in education and her vision provide promise to families descended from the people who built and sustained this university and town but have historically been neglected in education, among other areas.
Outstanding presentation and presenter! Mrs. Danita Mason-Hogans has been working as an community bridge builder for many years and is a leader for the future.
This program is a model for the country honest collaboration and offers a solid solution to address this divide.
Bridging the Gap is working to close the achievement and opportunity gap for generations of Black students in Chapel Hill.
The unveiling and awakening associated with Bridging the Gap will be the key to all of our future success. Danita Masón-Hogans present in a manner that keeps you on the edge of your seat seeking more.
Chapel Hill has the 2nd largest achievement gap in the country because of the specific labor force that Chapel Hill has helped to create and maintain for many many years. There needs to be a targeted solution to address this issue and Bridging the Gap provides a solution.
This organization provided valuable resources, explained nuances and help children and adults within the Chapel Hill community reach their goals. Thank you so much to the Bridging the Gap team.
As an eighth generational Chapel Hillian, I have seen and have experienced the need to fix these inequities and I highly endorse this program!
Bridging the Gap is continuing the movement of equitable education in the Chapel Hill area. The board is knowledgeable and its founder Danita, comes from generations of civil rights leader in our own community, including the Chapel Hill Nine.
Danita Mason Hogans is dedicated award-winning civil rights historian, educator, speaker, writer and activist. Her nonprofit board members are experts in education, equity and the Chapel Hill Community. Bridging the Gap has earned the Gold seal of transparency from Guidestar - an independent organization that help the public sector take a leap forward from data and information about charities to powerful knowledge and insight to help us make informed decisions. To earn this ranking in Bridging the Gap's first few months, of operation demonstrates this nonprofits commitment to transparency and provides as much information as it can about their nonprofit's mission, legitimacy, impact, reputation, finances, programs, transparency, and governance.