Macon program aims to cultivate new leaders
                   
macon.com
04-Sep-2008
        

They don't literally teach men to fish at Macon's Center for Racial Understanding. But figuratively? Well, new lessons are coming soon. The center will pilot a Community Building Institute, a program a bit like the Chamber of Commerce's Leadership Macon. But rather than target the typical chamber crowd, the institute aims to cultivate a new crop of grassroots-level community leaders within Macon's impoverished... [read full story]                    

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