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How to Engage in Public Policy Northern California Grantmakers
Research and Policy Corporation for National & Community Service
Shape Public Policy Independent Sector
Social Innovation Fund Corporation for National and Community Service
Why Fund Public Policy Northern California Grantmakers
What Makes an Effective Coalition: Evidence-Based Indicators of Success TCC Group, funded by and prepared for The California Endowment
Smart Government: Making California Work Again California Forward
Dynamic Families: How Small Family Foundations Decide to Make Big Changes Through Public Policy The Sillerman Center Applying Policy Tools to Achieve Long-Term Change W.K. Kellogg Foundation California Counts! A Funder's Guide to the 2010 Census Nonprofit Voter Engagement Network
Research and Policy
Corporation for National & Community Service
Social Innovation Fund
Corporation for National and Community Service
Why Fund Public Policy
Northern California Grantmakers
Foundations for Civic Impact: Advocacy and Civic Engagement Toolkit for Community Foundations Center for Lobbying in the Public Interest Foundations for Civic Impact: Advocacy and Civic Engagement Toolkit for Private Foundations Center for Lobbying in the Public Interest
Philanthropy and Health: Trends and Opportunities in the Region (Members Only) SCG's 2011 Signature Publication explores how foundations can best address health issues by ensuring responsive public policies and programs to address health inequities, as well as directly supporting community-based health programs that meet the needs of California's diverse communities.
P4 (Philanthropy Public Policy Portal) P4 was developed by the California regional associations to help promote philanthropic work in the policy arena and to highlight community level-work that philanthropy is committed to in California. The portal is divided into three sections, providing resources for grantmakers, policymakers and a toolkit for both audiences on communications, research and grantmaking.
Grantmakers and Health Care Reform: A Conversation with E. Richard Brown, Director, UCLA Center for Health Policy Research
