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Leadership Newark

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494 Broad St Ste Base
Newark, NJ 07102
+1 (973) 350-9200
https://leadershipnewark.org

Leadership Newark offers a 2-year fellowship program for professionals and civic leaders. Its aim is to provide a forum for debate and discussion on public policy issues. Its projects include the Community Leadership Initiative, Community Partners and the Exploratory Urban Initiative.

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