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Ms. Zimpher pointed to the method's success in Cincinnati, where she helped start a similar effort six years ago when she was president of the University of Cincinnati called the Strive Partnership.

Reaching Outside The Ivory Tower Lisa Fleisher 2011

Beginning last summer, a group of 31 Twin Cities leaders in education, foundations, business and other areas have been meeting to learn what a well-coordinated strategy called Strive has done.

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The Strive will be the first to include new services from AT

Latest from Computerworld 2010

He would likely find many other leaders and converts including remarkable grass-roots collaboratives of grantees and their funders in various issue domains, such as Strive or the Cultural Data Project.

Jane Wales: Metrics that Matter: Venture Philanthropy Pioneer and Aspen Philanthropy Group Draw Similar Conclusions 2010

It's called "Strive," and there's been front page stories, editorials, etc.

Time To Revisit Cincinnati Promise Nathaniel Livingston 2006

Organizations such as Strive and the outreach in Virginia appear to be promising in improving access to college.

Inside Higher Ed 2009

The program is one of four nationwide based on "Strive," a 3-year-old project in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky that combines education, business and community resources to support children from preschool through college graduation.

News for Richmond Times-Dispatch 2009

{u} "Strive" Mt 7: 13 {v} "for many, I say unto you" Joh 7: 34; 8: 21; Ro

Barnes New Testament Notes 1949

"Strive," he wrote to his wife, "to make sure that those who are to judge me are just men, incapable of betraying their conscience.

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Strive for the former and maybe, just maybe, you can avoid the latter.

Getting things done 2009