Collective Impact.
Systemic Change.

Creating equitable opportunities for all children, from cradle to career.

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Who We Are

ImpactTulsa uses data to drive systemic change through convening community sectors with the shared vision that all children in Tulsa deserve every opportunity to succeed.

We bring together 21 school districts and hundreds of community partners in the overarching mission of improving the lives of Tulsa region youth through accessible, high-quality education.

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What We Do

ImpactTulsa partners with school districts and agencies in numerous programs, workshops, and initiatives designed to eliminate systemic barriers to equitable educational opportunities and economic mobility.

Youth
Initiatives

ImpactTulsa proudly supports Tulsa-area youth along the cradle to career continuum through dedicated workshops and strategic partnerships.

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Professional
Development

ImpactTulsa provides comprehensive training programs and workshops to partner institutions to help them uncover the root causes of various inequities and ignite systemic change.

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Collaborative
Action Networks

ImpactTulsa brings community partners together within collaborative action networks that aim to solve societal problems through strategic dialogue and collective action.

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My Brother’s
Keeper – Tulsa

My Brother’s Keeper – Tulsa addresses persistent opportunity gaps faced by boys and young men of color and ensures that all young people can reach their full potential.

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Impact Tulsa Data & Research
Impact Tulsa Data & Research

Data and Research

ImpactTulsa uses data as a flashlight to showcase bright spots and solve disparities.

Utilizing a strategic data framework for centering racial equity in data collection and reporting processes, ImpactTulsa ensures outcomes are keenly disaggregated and captured through an intersectional lens. Data is elevated to the Tulsa community through annual Community Impact reports and comprehensive data dashboards.

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