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YOUTH IN THE INNER CITIES

Addressing unemployment within urban communities is the central focus of NEI's mission
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Our focus on youth from the inner cities of the US is driven by a deep understanding of the challenges faced by over 32 million Americans residing in distressed urban communities. These inner cities, characterized by concentrated poverty and high unemployment rates, often remain overlooked and unheard, despite being critical battlegrounds against poverty.We aim to amplify the voices of these marginalized youth. The statistics reveal a stark reality: inner cities represent 10% of the US population but bear 16% of unemployment, 22% of poverty, and 32% of minority poverty. The foremost challenge is tackling unemployment within these communities. Many individuals lack essential skills, access to job networks, and face barriers due to prior incarceration or drug use.

YOUTH IN JAILS

Studies consistently show that a good education environment can significantly benefit incarcerated youth. According to research from Urban Institute and PMC, access to quality education enhances their cognitive development, reduces recidivism rates, and offers a pathway to reintegration into society. By offering tailored educational programs and personalized support, we seek to empower these young individuals with the tools they need for personal growth, skill development, and a successful future
Empowering US urban youth is our priority. Amidst concerns raised by authorities, we recognize the challenges faced by incarcerated youth in accessing quality education. Our mission aims to break the school-to-prison pipeline and provide a supportive learning environment.Studies consistently show that a good education environment can significantly benefit incarcerated youth.

 

YOUTH IN JAILS

NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTH ON RESERVATIONS

These vibrant individuals, part of Indigenous communities living on designated lands, are NEI's focus.

At NEI, we are dedicated to uplifting Native American youth residing on reservations. These vibrant individuals, part of Indigenous communities living on designated lands, are our focus. Reservations hold cultural significance, preserving heritage and sovereignty.

The challenges faced by Native American youth on reservations are profound. Hindered by historical trauma, socioeconomic disparities, and limited access to essential resources like quality education, healthcare, and economic opportunities, their journey towards prosperity can be daunting.. Our mission is clear: to make a lasting impact on their lives. Through education, we empower minds to break barriers and thrive. Quality education becomes a beacon, fostering empowerment and brighter futures. Our efforts extend to mentorship, and cultural preservation, enriching well-being.

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LEVEL-1 English COURSES FOR IMMIGRANTS

IMMIGRANTS

At NEI, we understand the unique challenges that immigrants face upon arriving in the US. Access to education becomes pivotal in addressing these challenges and unlocking a world of opportunities. By offering free education to immigrants, we aim to enable them to overcome language barriers, enhance their employability, and foster cultural integration. Through equitable access to education, we bridge disparities and provide a platform for immigrants to engage actively in their communities. This empowerment not only fuels personal growth but also drives economic development, ultimately breaking cycles of intergenerational limitations. By investing in the education of immigrants, we not only uplift individuals but also contribute to a more inclusive, prosperous, and harmonious society for all.

NEI offering free education to IMMIGRANTS