Eligible applicants are public and private, nonprofit minority community-based organizations.
The organization must have an established linkage with a health care facility. Applications are due May 22, 2000. The Award seeks to promote institutional reforms that make the central bank more open, accountable, and effective. Entries may be sweeping in scope or focused on a specific aspect of the Fed s structure, governance, operations, staffing, culture, or statutory authority. The contest is open to students in graduate and post-graduate programs in law, public policy, public administration, government, finance, economics, and other relevant areas.