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Annual Report 2000 2000 ANNUAL REPORT

The 2000 Annual Report of the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies summarizes the major activities of the Joint Center for the calendar year. The report analyzes the platforms of the presidential candidates and assesses the effect of the platforms on African Americans. It describes the Joint Center’s participation in the Eighth National Policy Alliance and focuses on its efforts to advance minorities through the Minority Business Roundtable and to shine a light on the study of HIV/AIDS. The report identifies the Joint Center's Board of Governors and staff, lists its publications and events for 2000, names its contributors and presents its financial statement.


2001 ANNUAL REPORT

The 2001 Annual Report of the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies summarizes the major activities completed during the year. In the aftermath of the September 11 tragedy, the Joint Center continued work on national policy priorities, economic advancement and minority entrepreneurship and also addressed election reform, redistricting and voting rights after a close and controversial election. The Report also lists publications and events for 2001, the Joint Center's Board of Governors and staff, and its financial statement and contributors.


2002 Annual Report 2002 ANNUAL REPORT

The 2002 Annual Report of the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies summarizes the major activities of the Joint Center for the calendar year. The report tells how the Joint Center conducted research to identify common political views across ethnic groups and focuses on the “data warehouse” it maintains to accent community planning and development. The report also describes how the Joint Center facilitated a voting rights and minority rights initiative, encouraged community outreach, provided post-election analysis and continued its commitment to ameliorating the spread of HIV/AIDS. The report identifies the Joint Center's Board of Governors and staff, lists its publications and events for 2002, names its contributors and presents its financial statement.

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