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<\/a>Six months after becoming an independent nonprofit, StriveTogether has launched a bold and ambitious plan<\/a> for building stronger systems for better outcomes. Our vision \u2014 Every Child, Cradle to Career \u2014 has been clear since the beginning, when the local partnership in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky began to take shape in 2006. Since then, change has been one of the few constants in this work.<\/p>\n