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By Jean Eddy
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「すべての夢を私に持ってきなさい、夢見る人たちよ…」という言葉で始まる象徴的な詩「The Dream Keeper（夢の守り手）」。ラングストン・ヒューズはこの叙情的な冒頭で、私の核心的な信念の一つを雄弁に表現しています—私たち大人は、厳しい現実から未来の世代の夢を守り、育てる責任があるということです。 アカデミー賞とグラミー賞を受賞したアーティスト、俳優、活動家のコモンが設立した草の根組織FREE TO DREAMも、この信念を共有しています。機会に恵まれない若者や司法制度の影響を受けた個人の夢を支援することに専念するこの非営利団体は、若者が人生の結果とコミュニティを変革できるよう支援するミッションを掲げています。 昨年、アメリカン・スチューデント・アシスタンス（ASA）はFREE TO DREAMと提携し、「I AM FREE TO DREAM」イニシアチブを支援しました。これは同団体のプログラム、進路、リソースを拡大し強化するための複数年にわたるキャンペーンです。このパートナーシップは成功を収め、全国的な認知と参加を獲得し、アンセム・ゴールド賞とシルバー賞を受賞しました。...
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Keeping Dreams Alive: Partnering To Empower Future Generations

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By Jean Eddy
| Forbes Verified
“Bring me all your dreams, You dreamers…” begins the iconic poem The Dream Keeper. With these lyrical opening lines, Langston Hughes eloquently expresses one of my core beliefs—that we as adults are responsible for protecting and nurturing the dreams of future generations from the harsh realities of our world. FREE TO DREAM, a grassroots organization founded by Academy and Grammy Award-winning artist, actor, and activist Common, shares this belief.
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Organizations Transforming The Way Kids Learn About Careers

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By Jean Eddy
| Forbes Verified
Looking back on 2025, it's clear the world of work is evolving faster than ever. AI is finally delivering on its potential, with applications that are transforming the way work gets done and eliminating many traditional entry-level jobs. So, what can we-policymakers, educators, business and community leaders, and parents-do to prepare our young people to succeed in this new era?
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