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Capital Without Borders: Funding the Future of HBCU & PBI Innovation and African Industrial Development. CRICC presents a bold investment framework connecting Black wealth, HBCU and PBI applied research, and Africa’s rapidly expanding industrial economy. The white paper explores how strategic private investment can strengthen Black institutions, develop world-class talent and technologies, and create new opportunities in critical minerals, clean energy, digital infrastructure, advanced manufacturing, and other high-growth sectors across Africa.
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Sovereign Minerals, Sovereign Wealth: A Technology-Driven Framework for Indigenous-Led Minerals Exploration and Value Capture. CRICC presents a new approach to mineral development that combines advanced exploration technology, knowledge transfer, local ownership, and strategic investment to help mineral-rich communities capture more of the value beneath their land while building sustainable industrial capacity and long-term economic opportunity.
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Democratizing the Means of Production: A Framework for Distributed Prosperity in Emerging Economies. CRICC explores how expanding access to capital, technology, manufacturing tools, knowledge, and global markets can empower entrepreneurs and small producers to compete in the global economy. The white paper presents a five-pillar framework designed to strengthen local ownership, expand productive capacity, create jobs, encourage innovation, and build more inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
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Make America Merit-based Again??? Don’t Get It Twisted!! DEI IS ABOUT MERIT!!
America never stopped being great, and DEI never detracted from a merit-based system.
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Strategies for Building Applied Research Capacities at HBC. Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) produce a significant proportion of the nation's African American and other minority graduates in the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) field.
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“Teaching Factories” - A Proposed Agenda for the Industrialization of Africa. The continent of Africa is not lacking in raw materials, neither does it lack raw brain power. What has been lacking in Africa, by design, has been the proliferation of industries that manufacture the products consumed by the African market.
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