13th Annual State of Our Children Address and Report Card Release
About 13th Annual State of Our Children Address and Report Card Release
13th Annual State of Our Children Address and Report Card Release
ROC the Future Alliance is proud to host the 13th Annual State of Our Children Address and Report Card Release!
More than 500 community leaders, elected officials, sponsors, parents and youth will come together to make a transformative impact on Rochester.
Join us for an exciting event on February 26 at 2:00pm at Theater At Innovation Square,
131 Chestnut Street, Rochester, NY 14604. Doors open at 1:30pm.
We are proud to announce that Deputy Mayor Krystal Reyes, City of Tulsa, Oklahoma, will be joining us this year for a fireside chat with Ashley Philippsen, Executive Director of Impact Tulsa.
Deputy Mayor Reyes, the first Latina to fill this role in the city’s history, oversees education, youth, and resilience initiatives. Prior to being appointed Deputy Mayor she served for over five years as Chief Resilience Officer for the City of Tulsa. In that role, she directed the Mayor’s Office of Resilience and Equity, overseeing city-wide strategies to advance resilience, equity, and welcoming through the implementation of policies, programs, and practice changes.
Throughout her career in local governments and nonprofit organizations, she has led the planning, development, and implementation of initiatives that have increased early education opportunities for children, improved access to services for families and immigrant communities, and led to meaningful community partnerships.
Don't miss this opportunity to hear an insightful conversation and stay informed.
Come and be a part of this important gathering!
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ROC the Future Alliance
ROC the Future Alliance is a community-wide coalition working together to ensure academic success for every child. Our collective impact initiative brings together a coalition of partners and parents working towards a shared vision of academic and social-emotional success for every child. We recognize that no one individual or business can accomplish significant change alone–which is why our funders, providers, staff members and parent/family partners work toward a common goal. We want every child and young person in our region to thrive in their education, communities, and life, but we recognize that education is not equitable. That is why we center racial equity to dismantle inequities that impede children’s success. ROC the Future Alliance is a member of the StriveTogether cradle to career network, a national movement building a world where a child’s potential is not dictated by race, ethnicity, zip code, or circumstance.