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The Arthur B. Schultz Foundation's Women's Education, Leadership, and Life-skills grant-making priority is sponsored by The Arthur B. Schultz Foundation.
This grant-making priority supports high-quality education for adolescent girls and young women with a focus on life skills, leadership, sexual and reproductive health education, and mentorship opportunities. It aims to empower women and children in communities affected by deprivation.
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