A staff member makes a presentation about workplace safety. An educator works with middle schoolers on healthy food choices.

The first of this two-part series looks at how limited access to agency expertise may have reduced the likelihood that states will hit the mark on their applications, which are due on November 5.

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The University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Tulane University, Georgia Tech, and the University of Florida are proud to secure ...

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